Hi Raster, all,
SVN r64701 in ecore_x_xi2.c introduced checking for the parent device of
a SlavePointer, then checks whether the parent is used as a
MasterPointer - and in that case, ignoring all events from that
SlavePointer.
[...]
+ if (((atdev) && (atdev->use != XIMasterPointer)) ||
+ (!atdev))
+ {
Could you explain why you introduced this check? Why do you not want to
receive events from a slave whose parent is the master pointer?
In which situation is a slave pointer attached to something that's not a
MasterPointer? AFAICS If a slave pointer doesn't have a master, it's a
floating device, but then this code is not reached at all.
For WebKit EFL multitouch testing - I've removed this check in order to
receive events from my touchpad.
Thanks very much,
Dominik
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