Went to test on my Nexus 7. It seems to interpret a single-finger drag as a 3-finger drag. Maybe you forgot to change back the minimum touch count again?
By the way, there *must* be a way to play with dragging apps around in "make tryFoo" tests which doesn't involve tweaking the code (like setting minimumTouchCount to 1). Something like when you have some modifier (like Ctrl or Shift or Right-Alt) while the mouse is pressed MouseTouchAdaptor will generate 3 separate touch points instead of a single one out of the mouse event.
Went to test on my Nexus 7. It seems to interpret a single-finger drag as a 3-finger drag. Maybe you forgot to change back the minimum touch count again?
By the way, there *must* be a way to play with dragging apps around in "make tryFoo" tests which doesn't involve tweaking the code (like setting minimumTouchCount to 1). Something like when you have some modifier (like Ctrl or Shift or Right-Alt) while the mouse is pressed MouseTouchAdaptor will generate 3 separate touch points instead of a single one out of the mouse event.