Alternative to onTouchDragged ?

Hey all, new question. So I've got my player object controlled via clicks: When the player clicks, the player object rotates and moves to the location. It looks like this:

function GameCore::MoveThePlayerCreature(%this, %touchID, %worldPosition)
{

if($MouseIsHeldDown){

    // Calculate the angle to the mouse.
    %origin = GameCore.ThePlayerObject.getPosition();
    %angle = -mRadToDeg( mAtan( %worldPosition.x-%origin.x, %worldPosition.y-%origin.y ) );
//    echo("The angle is " SPC %angle);
    //Rotate to the touched angle.
    
	if(GameCore.ThePlayerObject.Class $= "TriangleJObject"){
	GameCore.ThePlayerObject.RotateTo( (%angle +30), 100 , true, false);
	}
    
	if(GameCore.ThePlayerObject.Class $= "SquareJObject"){
	GameCore.ThePlayerObject.RotateTo( %angle, 200 , true, false );
	}
	
		if(GameCore.ThePlayerObject.Class $= "HexagonJObject"){
	GameCore.ThePlayerObject.RotateTo( %angle, 200 , true, false );
	}

		if(GameCore.ThePlayerObject.Class $= "creatureHeart"){
	GameCore.ThePlayerObject.RotateTo( %angle, 200 , true, false );
	}	

	%vectorangle = Vector2AngleToPoint( GameCore.ThePlayerObject.nodeEngine.getWorldCenter(), GameCore.ThePlayerObject.getWorldCenter()); 

	GameCore.ThePlayerObject.setLinearVelocityPolar(%vectorangle, 50); 
    GameCore.ThePlayerObject.MoveTo( %worldPosition, 50, false, false);
	
	schedule(128, 0, "GameCore::MoveThePlayerCreature", %this, %touchID, $currentWorldPosition); 
	}


}


function InputManager::onTouchDown(%this, %touchID, %worldPosition)
{

$currentWorldPosition = %worldPosition;
$MouseIsHeldDown = true;

GameCore::MoveThePlayerCreature(%this, %touchID, %worldPosition);

}

function InputManager::onTouchUp()
{   
$currentWorldPosition = %worldPosition;
	$MouseIsHeldDown = false;
}

function InputManager::onTouchDragged(%this, %touchId, %worldposition)
{    
$currentWorldPosition = %worldPosition;


}

This way I can drag my mouse and it updates the position, and when I unclick the mouse it stops moving and the function dies.

Here's my problem: If I click, and drag, but then stop the mouse while still holding down, the object moves to the last location before the mouse stopped moving and just wiggles there. I'd like it to keep updating where the object should go to according to where the mouse is located, even when it stops moving (aka it keeps going in that direction).

I looked through the commands in scenewindows.cc, but nothing seems to be exactly what I am looking for, or I don't know how to use some of them. Any suggestions? Either that, or a modified version of onTouchDragged that doesn't stop updating when the mouse stops moving.