Hi there. I'm using qtuiotouch but this might be a more general issue I'm not aware of. Basically my set-up is like this:
- primary screen: regular desktop screen; - secondary screen: huge touch screen sending out TUIO messages. I set up a small QGraphicsView/Scene example to figure out a few things and then I noticed that I wasn't getting touch events if the GV windows wasn't on the primary screen (no matter which one). So I couldn't move the window on the secondary touch screen, go to full screen, and do the touch-thing, but if I kept the window on the primary screen (desktop) it would work "as expected", meaning that the TUIO messages got perfectly mapped to the GV/Scene. Now, a temporary solution would be to make the touch screen my primary screen, which is doable but highly annoying, especially since I'm working on a Mac, I might need the menu bar some times, and the touch screen lies horizontal on a table (not exactly visible from a sitting position). Ideas? -- Andrea Franceschini _______________________________________________ Interest mailing list Interest@qt-project.org http://lists.qt-project.org/mailman/listinfo/interest
