I'm working on an app with a friend and have hit a roadblock that I'm not sure it's possible to circumvent. The app is always-on-top with a single small button with the bulk of the screen just 100% transparent background. I've got it so the button is clickable, and the clicks on the transparent background will click down to the app below. All of this works exactly like I want it to. Here's my question:
Can I make the app influence the way the click down to the underlying app works without rooting? For example, can I make it so that a single click becomes an automatic 5-second hold on the app below? Or the single click becomes an automatic double-click? I can do all of this on the app itself, or can have the app click down to the app below, but I can't seem to make it do both without rooting, which makes the app a lot less useful. Any ideas?
Can I make the app influence the way the click down to the underlying app works without rooting? For example, can I make it so that a single click becomes an automatic 5-second hold on the app below? Or the single click becomes an automatic double-click? I can do all of this on the app itself, or can have the app click down to the app below, but I can't seem to make it do both without rooting, which makes the app a lot less useful. Any ideas?