Several Event Calls: Touch Start, Touch End, Drag Start, Dragging (continuous calling), Drag End, Hold Star, tHold End, Hold Drag Start, Hold Dragging (continuous), Hold Drag End

Touch Events

layer = new Layer width:200, height:200
layer.draggable.enabled = true
layer.center()
layer.html = "Layer"

isDragging=false
isHolding = false
isHoldingandDragging = false
DragStart = false

layer.on Events.DragMove, ->
	isDragging=true
	if isHolding == false
		layer.html = "Dragging"
		layer.animate
			time: 0.1
			properties:
				rotationZ: event.x
	if isHolding == true
		layer.html = "Hold Dragging"
		layer.animate
			time: 0.1
			properties:
				#rotationY: event.y
				rotationZ: event.x

myTimer = ->
	if isDragging == true && isHolding == true && isHoldingandDragging == false
		#print "Hold Drag Start"
		print "Hold Drag Start"
		layer.animate
			time: 0.1
			curve: "spring"
			properties:
				scale: 0.5
		layer.backgroundColor = "black"
		isHoldingandDragging = true
		#print "my timer"
	if isDragging == true && isHolding == false && DragStart == false
		#print "Hold Drag Start"
		print "Drag Start"
		layer.animate
			time: 0.1
			curve: "spring"
			properties:
				scale: 0.5
		layer.backgroundColor = "orange"
		isDragging = true
		DragStart = true
	#print "my timer"

myStopFunction = ->
  clearInterval myVar

myVar = setInterval(->
  myTimer()
, 15)


cancel = ->
	document.removeEventListener(Events.TouchEnd, cancel)
	clearTimeout(layer.timer)

layer.on Events.TouchStart, ->
	document.addEventListener(Events.TouchEnd, cancel)
	layer.timer = Utils.delay 0.5, ->
		if isDragging==false
			print "Hold Start"
			layer.html = "Hold Start"
			layer.animate
				time: 0.3
				curve: "spring"
				properties:
					rotationZ: 45
			layer.backgroundColor = "green"
			isHolding = true

layer.on Events.DragStart, ->
	DragStart = false
	myTimer()
	myVar = setInterval(->
  		myTimer()
		, 15)

addDraggableClickHandler = (layer, handler) ->
	# On the touch start, record this layers position on the screen
	layer.on Events.TouchStart, ->
		#print "Touch Start"
		layer.html = "Touch Start"
		layer.backgroundColor = "red"
		layer._previousScreenFrame = layer.screenFrame()
	
	layer.on Events.TouchEnd, (event) ->
		if isHolding == false && isDragging == false
			#print "Touch End"
			layer.html = "Touch End"
			layer.backgroundColor = "pink"
			isHolding = false
		if isHolding == true && isDragging == true
			myStopFunction()
			isHoldingandDragging = false
			#print "Hold Drag End"
			layer.html = "Hold Drag End"
			layer.animate
				time: 0.3
				curve: "spring"
				properties:
					rotationZ: 0
					rotationX: 0
					rotationY: 0
					scale: 1
			layer.backgroundColor = "blue"
			isHolding = false
			isDragging = false
		# Get the current position on the screen
		currentScreenFrame = layer.screenFrame()
		
		# Compare it with the recorded position at touch start
		layerNotMoved = \
			currentScreenFrame.x is layer._previousScreenFrame.x and \
			currentScreenFrame.y is layer._previousScreenFrame.y
		layerMoved = \
			currentScreenFrame.x isnt layer._previousScreenFrame.x and \
			currentScreenFrame.y isnt layer._previousScreenFrame.y
		
		# Only if the layer did not move, call the handler 
		handler.call(layer, event, layer) if layerNotMoved
		if currentScreenFrame.x != layer._previousScreenFrame.x
			if isHolding == false && isDragging == true
				#print "Drag End"
				layer.html = "Drag End"
				layer.animate
					time: 0.1
					curve: "spring"
					properties:
						rotationY: 0
						rotationX: 0
						rotationZ: 0
						scale: 1
				layer.backgroundColor = "brown"
				isDragging = false
				DragStart = true

addDraggableClickHandler layer, ->
	if isHolding == true
		#print "Hold End"
		layer.html = "Hold End"
		layer.animate
			time: 0.3
			curve: "spring"
			properties:
				rotationZ: 0
		layer.backgroundColor = "gray"
		isHolding = false

I get an error in Line 116 when I execude that in Framer Studio… Any idea?