RAAM 1.1
Complex action
A complex action is one in which the downward and upward actions of the pointer are inseparable events in the action, so that it is not possible for the user to cancel the downward action simply by moving the pointer outside the interactive zone. This is the case, for example, with drag'n'drop mechanisms, where the downward action of the pointer selects an item and the upward action of the pointer positions the item.