Touch sensing method, electronic device and non-transitory computer readable recording medium device

An electronic device, comprising:

• a touchable unit, configured to sense a touch event;
• and
• a processor, configured to detect a current operation mode, wherein the processor triggers a corresponding touch operation according to the touch event when the current operation mode is a touch recognition mode, wherein the processor determines whether the touch event is hot key input when the current operation mode is a key recognition mode, wherein the hot key input comprises a specific gesture pattern for a specific function, wherein the processor triggers a corresponding hot key operation according to the corresponding hot key input when the touch event is the hot key input;
• wherein the processor determines whether the touch event is touch gesture input or key input when the touch event is not the hot key input, wherein the processor triggers a corresponding key operation according to the key input when the touch event is the key input, and wherein the processor triggers a corresponding touch operation according to the touch gesture input when the touch event is the touch gesture input.

A non-transitory computer readable recording medium device, storing at least one program, and when an electronic device loads and executes the at least one program, the at least one program enables the electronic device to execute the following steps:

• sensing a touch event;
• detecting a current operation mode;
• triggering a corresponding touch operation according to the touch event when the current operation mode is a touch recognition mode;
• determining whether the touch event is hot key input when the current operation mode is a key recognition mode, wherein the hot key input comprises a specific gesture pattern for a specific function;
• triggering a corresponding hot key operation according to the corresponding hot key input when the touch event is the hot key input;
• determining whether the touch event is touch gesture input or key input when the touch event is not the hot key input;
• triggering a corresponding key operation according to the key input when determining that the touch event is the key input;
• and
• triggering a corresponding touch operation according to the touch gesture input when determining that the touch event is the touch gesture input.