Hi, thank you for trying out Qt/WinCE. I do have some questions/comments on this topic.
Matthias Van Woensel wrote: > > It looks like QCursor::Pos() is not supported on WINCE. Which, in most > cases, makes sense since most wince devices don't have a mouse. I > think that it would be convenient for wince devices to have the > QCursor::Pos to be set to the last position the stylus clicked. > However, on some devices, we do have a mousepointer in the form of a > tiny mouse pad. The samsung i780 is an example of one such device. > 1. What do you mean with not supported? Is it not available as a class or do the return values seem useless? 2. We check on compile time if GWES_ICONCURS is defined. This helps us specifying if a SDK supports icon cursors and thus if cursor support makes sense. If it is not supported we still do not exclude the QCursor support unless one compiles for Windows Mobile 6 Standard Edition (reason later). 3. In <qtdir>/src/gui/kernel/qcursor_win.cpp line 85 following you can see at the code for Windows CE. We simply call the native hook and ask for the position of the cursor. If this call returns invalid data, there is not much we can do about it. 4. With which mkspec did you compile Qt/WinCE on. Browsing for the device has shown that it is supposed to be a Windows Mobile 6 professional device, thus wincewm60professional-msvc2005 would be the perfect match for that. To explain above issue about Windows Mobile 6 Standard Edition. Though GWES_ICONCURS is defined, all symbols to use an icon cursor are missing in the provided libraries, thus linking would fail due to incompatible header configuration. This was the reason why we considered to exclude QCursor support for this configuration (mkspec: wince60standard-msvc2005). Looking forward to your answers and Best Regards, Maurice Kalinowski _______________________________________________ Qtce-preview-feedback mailing list [email protected] http://lists.trolltech.com/mailman/listinfo/qtce-preview-feedback
