On Mon, Jan 11, 2010 at 12:17 PM, Ping <[email protected]> wrote:

> > The reason I split them is because the CapacityDefault change is minimum
> > requirement to get a usable Bamboo P&T (that unwanted button click is
> hard
> > to work around) and has no work around such as via xsetwacom since it
> seems
> > to be used to indicate internally detected hardware features.
>
>
> Unwanted button click can be ignored by only turning on the left-click
> by the second touch event only when it is perfomed within a certain
> time interval with the first touch. That is, a double touch selects an
> object. A single touch only moves the cursor.  Those can all
> implemented under /* process single finger events */ in wcmCommon.c
> after dusabling left-click in wcmUSB.c.  Please discuss this with
> Jason Childs.  He is working on the same feature as you do.  Two sets
> of eyes are better than one, usually :).
>
>
I agree with needed changes (at least I want those changes) but can you
comment on the following?  I believe when you say "selects an object" you
mean button press like Tablet PC mode is doing today for single touch.  The
Bamboo P&T is considered a capacitive device, correct?  So when we update
software such that a single touch moves arrow and double touch presses
button should the button press only occur if threshold is above value
computed by Capacity?

If we still want that feature then I believe the original patch is still
required.  If we do not want that feature then I guess minor man page
updates are needed to reflect Capacity value default to -1 for some
capacitive touch devices.

Chris
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