Method and terminal for inputting multiple events

摘要

The present invention discloses a method and a terminal for inputting multiple events. The methods includes: receiving touch signals produced by a touch screen corresponding to a touch action of a user's finger; ascertaining a touch direction of the user's finger to the touch screen according to the touch signals; and triggering different events corresponding to different touch directions of the user's finger. Using the above method, different events will be triggered when the touch direction of the user's fingers is different and thus the problem of one touch action of the user's finger can only trigger one event is solved.

主权项

1. A method for inputting multiple events, comprising:
receiving touch signals produced by a touch screen corresponding to a touch action of a user's finger; ascertaining a touch direction of the user's finger to the touch screen according to the touch signals; and triggering different events corresponding to different touch directions of the user's finger; the step of ascertaining a touch direction of the user's finger to the touch screen according to the touch signals comprising: determining whether a muscle portion and a non-muscle portion of the finger both touch the touch screen or only the muscle portion of the finger touches the touch screen according to the touch signals; if the muscle portion and the non-muscle portion of the finger both touch the touch screen then a touch direction of the user's finger being a first direction; and if only the muscle portion of the finger touches the touch screen then the touch direction of the user's finger being a second direction; the step of triggering different events corresponding to different touch directions of the user's finger comprising: if the touch direction is the first direction then triggering a first event; and if the touch direction is the second direction then triggering a second event different with the first event; the first event being configured for launching an icon at a touch point corresponding to the first event; and the second event being configured for selecting an icon at a touch point corresponding to the second event.