Class
Common
> **Deprecated** Replaced by TouchInjectionScope
```kotlin
class GestureScope(node: SemanticsNode, testContext: TestContext)
```
The receiver scope for injecting gestures on the SemanticsNode identified by the corresponding
`SemanticsNodeInteraction`. Gestures can be injected by calling methods defined on
`GestureScope`, such as `click` or `swipe`. The `SemanticsNodeInteraction` can be found by one of
the finder methods such as
`onNode`.
The functions in `GestureScope` can roughly be divided into two groups: full gestures and
individual touch events. The individual touch events are: `down`, `move` and friends, `up`,
`cancel` and `advanceEventTime`. Full gestures are all the other functions, like `click`,
`doubleClick`, `swipe`, etc. See the documentation of `down` for more information about
individual events. If you execute a full gesture while in the middle of another gesture, an
`IllegalStateException` or `IllegalArgumentException` can be thrown when the pointerId is
unintentionally used for both gestures. If you want to perform e.g. a click during a partially
performed gesture, make sure they use different pointer ids.
Note that all events generated by the gesture methods are batched together and sent as a whole
after `performGesture` has executed its code block.
Next to the functions, `GestureScope` also exposes several properties that allow you to get
`coordinates` within a node, like the `top left corner`, its `center`, or some
percentage of the size (`percentOffset`).
Example of performing a click:
Example of performing a swipe up:
Example of performing an L-shaped gesture:
## Properties
Common
```kotlin
val visibleSize: IntSize
```
Returns the size of the visible part of the node we're interacting with. This is contrary to
`SemanticsNode.size`, which returns the unclipped size of the node.