Hi !
suggest that you have a look at LibGIC. It enforces descent-style
I couldn't find any document about libgic, I have a december cvs
snapshot and I could only see the includes, which didn't gave me much
information. Where can I find docs?
The demos should pretty much explain
On 2000/Jan/04, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Before all, I must say that I've understood much more seeing the
gic.h include file than seeing the demos.
little explanation on what this extension is, please?
It is basically a trainable event mapper. You register the "program events"
I'm giving Joystick support to GGL, and it's almost done, but I
found a little problem. The joystick buttons are reported in a evKey event,
so, the GGL keyboard device gets its own events and also the joystick
ones...
I open the joystick by opening a gii_input_t of type
Rubén wrote:
I'm giving Joystick support to GGL, and it's almost done, but I
found a little problem. The joystick buttons are reported in a evKey event,
so, the GGL keyboard device gets its own events and also the joystick
ones...
I open the joystick by opening a
I know that I can access to event-any.origin to distingish between
keyboard and joystick events, but how can I know which value is the keyboard
one and which is the joystick one? In a few proofs that I've made the
keyboard events had the 0100 value and the joystick the 0200, but I don't
On 2000/Jan/04, Andreas Beck wrote:
I know that I can access to event-any.origin to distingish between
keyboard and joystick events, but how can I know which value is the keyboard
one and which is the joystick one? In a few proofs that I've made the
keyboard events had the 0100 value
