How do you know where the inkwell is tapped in flutter?

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I have an app that should have a different functionality if the user double taps on the right side of the InkWell and on the left side of the InkWell, but I don't see any way of doing that, so could someone help me do that.






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          This is not doable with InkWell. Instead you can use Listener, a lower layer, to detect where the pointed landed.






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