#### events: `tap`, `doubleTap`, `longTap`, `swipe`

#### properties: `longTapThreshold`, `doubleTapThreshold`

You can also detect if the user simply taps and does not swipe with the `tap` handler
The `tap`, `doubleTap` and `longTap` handler are passed the original event object and the target that was clicked.
See also the `hold` event for when a long tap reaches the `longTapThreshold`

If you use the jquery.ui.ipad.js plugin (http://code.google.com/p/jquery-ui-for-ipad-and-iphone/) you can then also pickup standard jQuery mouse events on children of the touchSwipe object.

You can set the delay between taps which defines a double tap, and the length of a long tap with the `doubleTapThreshold` and `longTapThreshold` properties.

Note: If you assign both tap and double tap, you tap events will be delayed by the length of `doubleTapThreshold` as it waits to see if its a double before trigger the event

`tap` replaces the old `click` handler for naming consistency. Since the introduction of event triggering as well as callbacks, the plugin cannot trigger a `click` event as it clashes with the jQ click event, so both the event and callback are called `tap`. For backwards compatibility, the `click` callback will still work but there is no click event. You must use the `tap` event when binding with `on` or `bind`

Swipe, Tap, Double Tap or Long Tap me

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