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[UWP] Completed event raised twice when clicking on
See original GitHub issueRunning current release 4.1.36
I’ve noticed that the Completed event is now firing twice on TouchEff enabled controls, eg when clicking with the mouse. eg
<ContentView>
<ContentView.Effects>
<touch:TouchEff Completed="TouchView_Completed" />
</ContentView.Effects>
</ContentView>
they both have the same stack
Any ideas on what is going on?
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- Created 3 years ago
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Seems I know what the reason I will fix it later
No, you can go ahead with your approach (With completion)
That’s strange.
Well, if you switch to Command, does it fire event twice as well?