HapticFeedbackConstantsCompat

const val CLOCK_TICK = 4: Int

The user has pressed either an hour or minute tick of a Clock.

Compatibility:

• API <21: No-op

const val CONFIRM = 16: Int

A haptic effect to signal the confirmation or successful completion of a user interaction.

Compatibility:

• API <30: Same feedback as VIRTUAL_KEY

const val CONTEXT_CLICK = 6: Int

The user has performed a context click on an object.

Compatibility:

• API <23: Same feedback as CLOCK_TICK
• API <21: No-op

const val DRAG_START = 25: Int

The user has started a drag-and-drop gesture. The drag target has just been "picked up".

Compatibility:

• API <34: Same feedback as LONG_PRESS

const val FLAG_IGNORE_VIEW_SETTING = 1: Int

Flag for performHapticFeedback: Ignore the setting in the view for whether to perform haptic feedback, do it always.

const val GESTURE_END = 13: Int

The user has finished a gesture (e.g. on the soft keyboard).

Compatibility:

• API <30: Same feedback as CONTEXT_CLICK
• API <21: No-op

const val GESTURE_START = 12: Int

The user has started a gesture (e.g. on the soft keyboard).

Compatibility:

• API <30: Same feedback as VIRTUAL_KEY

const val GESTURE_THRESHOLD_ACTIVATE = 23: Int

The user is executing a swipe/drag-style gesture, such as pull-to-refresh, where the gesture action is “eligible” at a certain threshold of movement, and can be cancelled by moving back past the threshold. This constant indicates that the user's motion has just passed the threshold for the action to be activated on release.

const val GESTURE_THRESHOLD_DEACTIVATE = 24: Int

The user is executing a swipe/drag-style gesture, such as pull-to-refresh, where the gesture action is “eligible” at a certain threshold of movement, and can be cancelled by moving back past the threshold. This constant indicates that the user's motion has just re-crossed back "under" the threshold for the action to be activated, meaning the gesture is currently in a cancelled state.

const val KEYBOARD_PRESS = 3: Int

The user has pressed a virtual or software keyboard key.

Compatibility:

• API <27: Same feedback as KEYBOARD_TAP

const val KEYBOARD_RELEASE = 7: Int

The user has released a virtual keyboard key.

Compatibility:

• API <27: No-op

const val KEYBOARD_TAP = 3: Int

The user has pressed a soft keyboard key.

const val LONG_PRESS = 0: Int

The user has performed a long press on an object that is resulting in an action being performed.

const val NO_HAPTICS = -1: Int

No haptic feedback should be performed. Applications may use this value to indicate skipping a call to performHapticFeedback entirely, or else rely that it will immediately return false.

Compatibility:

• API <34: Same behavior, immediately returns false

const val REJECT = 17: Int

A haptic effect to signal the rejection or failure of a user interaction.

Compatibility:

• API <30: Same feedback as LONG_PRESS

const val SEGMENT_FREQUENT_TICK = 27: Int

The user is switching between a series of many potential choices, for example minutes on a clock face, or individual percentages. This constant is expected to be very soft, so as not to be uncomfortable when performed a lot in quick succession. If the device can’t make a suitably soft vibration, then it may not make any vibration.

Some specializations of this constant exist for specific actions, notably CLOCK_TICK and TEXT_HANDLE_MOVE.

See also SEGMENT_TICK.

Compatibility:

• API <34: Same feedback as CLOCK_TICK
• API <21: No-op

const val SEGMENT_TICK = 26: Int

The user is switching between a series of potential choices, for example items in a list or discrete points on a slider.

See also SEGMENT_FREQUENT_TICK for cases where density of choices is high, and the haptics should be lighter or suppressed for a better user experience.

Compatibility:

• API <34: Same feedback as CONTEXT_CLICK
• API <21: No-op

const val TEXT_HANDLE_MOVE = 9: Int

The user has performed a selection/insertion handle move on text field.

Compatibility:

• API <27: No-op

const val TOGGLE_OFF = 22: Int

The user has toggled a switch or button into the off position.

Compatibility:

• API <34: Same feedback as CLOCK_TICK
• API <21: No-op

const val TOGGLE_ON = 21: Int

The user has toggled a switch or button into the on position.

Compatibility:

• API <34: Same feedback as CONTEXT_CLICK
• API <21: No-op

const val VIRTUAL_KEY = 1: Int

The user has pressed on a virtual on-screen key.

const val VIRTUAL_KEY_RELEASE = 8: Int

The user has released a virtual key.

Compatibility:

• API <27: No-op