Re: How to get pen pressure under Opie?
Holger Schurig <[email protected]>
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> Does anybody have a solution to that problem? Obviously, a good drawing > application _must_ have access to such information. I'm not sure about Sharp or HP devices, but the pen pressure on my device wouldn't really be useful. When I take some thing (e.g. a razor, or a pen) and put it at various locations of my touch panel, then the reported pressure is not identical, despite the weight of the thing and therefore the applied pressure is. I think this is because this kind of touch panels are just made for this: measuring touches. Here it is good enought if the value is above some level, the exact value doesn't interest. So, before you dive into your app, I'd suggest that you stop Opie, use the tslib-utils to get a read out of the pressure and make some tests to see if you can get values that make sense. Only then would it make sense to look where the pressure vanishes and how to get it. If your device uses the new Kernel 2.6 way (which was also present in Kernel 2.4) of /dev/input/eventX, then there's no problem if two programs open the same /dev/input/eventX device at the same time. So your drawing app could do the same, and short-circuit tslib if tslib doesn't allow this. _______________________________________________ http://opie.handhelds.org/cgi-bin/moin.cgi/DeveloperWikiIndex Opie-devel mailing list [email protected] https://handhelds.org/mailman/listinfo/opie-devel