Multiple objects instances tracking

I'm creating objects every second, two types, both of them spawns (potentially) infinite objects:

Is touching objectOne

   - Set Touched = 1

   - set t_TouchX_s = Touch.X

   - set t_TouchY_s = Touch.Y

On touch end && Touched == 1

   - Set Touched = 0

   - set t_TouchX_e = Touch.X

   - set t_TouchY_e = Touch.Y

   - objectOne Physics Force distance(t_MouseX_s, t_MouseY_s, t_MouseX_e, t_MouseY_e) toward (t_MouseX_e, t_MouseY_e)

This applies the force to ALL objects of that type. How can I make it that it applies the force only to the one I originally touched. I understand that I could set the UID in a variable, but that would mean destroying the multi touch! And things gets a lot more complicate since I have two types of objects.

Anyone has a solution?

Thanks

Bump?

it is allways a very good idea to provide your CAPX....

I don't have a multi-touch device so I can't fully test this but here is an idea of how to distinguish between multiple touches. It uses sprites to keep track of the positions of the touches and what objects were initially touched.

http://dl.dropbox.com/u/5426011/examples%208/multitouch.capx

Edit: Since I can't test it I can't be sure but you may need to add a "for each Sprite" condition to the top of event 4.

I think for a "flick" type of control you could just use an instance variable, like sprite.variable("wastouched")= 1, sprite go to this vector.

Then you would need another variable to tell if the object was still moving, and then once it stops moving set wastouched to 0.