Input.Gestures.IsPinch

		#region TestCustomPinchCommand
		/// <summary>
		/// Test Custom Pinch Command Trigger (we don't have pinch commands in
		/// InputSettings.xml yet).
		/// </summary>
		[Test, Category("Visual")]
		public static void TestCustomPinchCommand()
		{
			const string PinchCommandName = "TestCustomPinchCommand";
			Input.Commands[PinchCommandName].AddTrigger(new CommandTrigger
			{
				Button = InputButton.GesturePinch,
				State = InputState.Released,
			});
			Input.Commands[PinchCommandName].Add(delegate(CommandTrigger trigger)
			{
				Application.BackgroundColor = Color.Random;
			});

			Application.Start(delegate
			{
				Font.Default.Draw("Pinch to change color", ScreenSpace.DrawArea);
			});
		}
		#endregion

bool pinchStarted = Input.GetState(InputButton.GesturePinch) == InputState.Pressed;
bool pinching = Input.GetState(InputButton.GesturePinch) == InputState.IsPressed;
bool pinchDone = Input.GetState(InputButton.GesturePinch) == InputState.Released;
Point pinchMovement = Input.Touch.GetMovement(InputButton.GesturePinch);

			for (int index = 0; index < Input.Touch.ActiveTouches; index++)
			{
				TouchData touch = Input.Touch.Touches[index];
				if (touch.State == InputState.Pressed &&
					touch.Position - touch.LastPosition > PinchOffset
etc.

		/// <summary>
		/// If two fingers are used and are currently pinching, we will fire this
		/// event, which is usually used for zooming (e.g. pictures, or zooming
		/// into 3D scenes). Note that normal GestureDrag events will not be fired
		/// if we detect that this might be a GesturePinch, GestureRotate or
		/// GestureDualDrag event (basically whenever we got 2 fingers on the
		/// screen and they are both dragging).
		/// <para />
		/// The position for GesturePinch is the center of both Gesture points,
		/// which is usually used to indicate what we want to pinch. Usually
		/// ignored because there is only one pinch-able object. Movement is used
		/// to indicate how much the fingers were moved together (negative) or
		/// apart (positive values). You can also determinate the direction of the
		/// pinch (e.g. horizontal or vertical or diagonal), but this feature is
		/// rarely need and might be too complex to understand for an end user.
		/// <para />
		/// The pinch gesture is usually only supported by touch input devices.
		/// </summary>
		public bool IsPinch

Input.Commands[Command.UIClick].Add(delegate { ProcessClick(Input.Mouse.Position); });
Input.Commands[Command.UIDragMove].Add(delegate { ProcessDrag(Input.Mouse.Movement); });

if (Input.Gestures.IsTap) ProcessClick(Input.Mouse.Position);