On Wednesday 13 October 2004 4:22 am, Sundance wrote: > > Is your event handler being called at all? > > Nope, it isn't.
It really sounds like X and/or the kernel isn't configured correctly. (I'm configuring my kernel right now, so hopefully I'll have one up by later tonight). > > If not, it sounds like your kernel and X aren't configured correctly. > > I doublechecked that they are, don't worry. :) And xinput devices work > fine in Gimp. I do, sorry :) Even though I don't have the wacom module loading on mine, I can use my tablet in Gimp -- I just can't use the tablet specific items. It's that missing piece that causes Qt not to pick up the events on my system. I know the tablet events used to work fine in PyQt, so I'll check again, but it seems very unlikely that it's the cause. > I suspect the problem resides in the event not being emitted when I > assumed it would be. Maybe a tablet equivalent of > QWidget.setMouseTracking(). But I've not found anything of that kind so > far... Nothing special is required, just the catching of the tabletEvent signal. I'll let you know what I find. --Kaleb
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