Hi,

>> So in short, when using an itm screen the driver never sends BTN_TOUCH
>> with a zero value.
> 
> yes, that needs fixing.
> 
>> The attached patch causes the itm driver to remember valid x and y
>> values and send the last valid ones when the screen is not touched. I am
>> not sure if this is the best approach, but I did not want to mess with
>> the generic driver part.
>>
> 
> big NAK on the patch. you can't use statics because it would break if
> you have multiple devices. 

Right, I did think about this after I sent the patch, but did not know
how to handle it easily.

> does the following patch work for you?
> 
> rgds
> -daniel

works fine.

thanks
jp

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