Key events...

Hi all...
I'm testing PICO-GUI for porting it to a mobile device. We are in a
pre-devolopment-state and want to 
find out if this project could fit our requirements. After initial testing
of some examples I would like to
start programm an app which receives KEY-Events, but I was not able to
achieve this.
In the first step I would like to implement a launcher app which shows small
icons for each installed application.
Additionally this app should also show Softkeys and things like
battery-status and other status informations.
The appliations should be addressed by using Key-Events (eg.
KEY_DOWN/UP/LEFT/RIGHT/ -> KEY_ENTER).
For testing purposes I set up a map-file and an appropriate *.conf-file. The
TAB-Key-Event Toggles (so it should work, but I would like to use Special
Key-Events to generate own actions.

- What kind of Widget should I use for my launcher-app ? canvas ?
- How can I receive and handle key-events ?

Any help would be great...

Best Regards
Claus


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From: Pieter Grimmerink <[email protected]>
To: Raghu Ram Murthy <[email protected]>,  [email protected]
Subject: Re: [Pgui-devel] Memory leakage
Date: Fri, 5 Mar 2004 13:30:53 +0100

On Thursday 04 March 2004 18:51, Raghu Ram Murthy wrote:
> I found a small bug.
...
> *** ERROR (MEMORY) : Memory leak detected on exit.
> Fire up gdb and call a plumber

I think it's in the X11 driver (I remember some X11 related calls being 
pointed at when running valgrind)

Don't know for sure, I decided not to try and find/fix them, since I'm not 
going to use the X11 drivers.

Valgrind is your friend when you want to fix memory problems.

Regards,

Pieter




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