feat: allow impetus to be locked a single axis#35
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feat: allow impetus to be locked a single axis#35azaslavsky wants to merge 7 commits intochrisbateman:masterfrom
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September 6, 2017 16:08
…the x or y axis from scrolling
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Introduces the
axisparameter, which can be set to any of"x","y",true, orfalse, and defaults totrue."x"indicates that the axis is locked so that only horizontal movement is applied,"y"indicates the same for horizontal movement.falsemeans that no movement is applied in any direction (ie, the element is completely frozen), whiletrueretains the default behavior.getAxis()andsetAxis()methods have also been added to retrieve and adjust the locked axis in flight, respectively.