Sort of...
You can capture all input, but there's no way to pass that back to the rest of the
input dispatching system.
The closest thing to this now is the 'hotkey' system for widgets. You can set the
WP_HOTKEY property of a widget to a PGKEY_* constant, and the widget will be activted
when t
Sean,
I am glad that you like my Hiaku error messages. Those messages
and a game are my only contribution to PicoGUI right now. Hopefully
I will be able to find the time to get into the server, and maybe
have answers to questions, but thanks for you comment. It made me
feel useful.
Cheers,
Is it possible for one application to process all keyboard event before they
get passed to their normal event processor? I would like to have my VR3
touchscreen driver send F1 - F7 keys for the seven silkscreen buttons. Then
the session manager (a program launcher right now) could launch a differe
> Hmm. I'd like to see the output of 'pgserver -l' and a copy of
> your config file if you are using one.
>
> The 'driver already loaded' message is actually talking about the
> input driver. (i should clarify this i suppose) Are you loading
> sdlinput in the config file? The sdlfb driver automat
Hmm. I'd like to see the output of 'pgserver -l' and a copy of your config file if you
are using one.
The 'driver already loaded' message is actually talking about the input driver. (i
should clarify this i suppose) Are you loading sdlinput in the config file? The sdlfb
driver automatically lo
> Frederic changed some of the build system macros for SDL, but
> nothing in the code has changed that should break SDL. SDL works
> fine for me. Make sure you are really loading the SDL driver with
> a '-v sdlfb' on the command line.
>
>
When I do that it complains that the driver is already lo
Done.
At this time, I cannot explain exactly why, but passing an empty string break
pgserver running in Copilot environment.
It's now #ifdef'ed
I apologize for the time you maybe lost, guys.
-philippe
> Actually, Philippe, that change to pgmain might be the cause of this problem. I just
>tried r
Micah Dowty wrote:
>
> Actually, Philippe, that change to pgmain might be the cause of this problem. I just
>tried running the latest CVS code with no config file, and it segfaulted. The gdb
>backtrace reveals that apparently sscanf() didn't like being passed a NULL string on
>line 400 of pgma
Actually, Philippe, that change to pgmain might be the cause of this problem. I just
tried running the latest CVS code with no config file, and it segfaulted. The gdb
backtrace reveals that apparently sscanf() didn't like being passed a NULL string on
line 400 of pgmain.c
The way the line orig
> It seems like pgserver will crash if you try and start it without a
> /etc/pgserver.conf file. Not a big problem, as long as you realize why it's
> happening =) You might want to install a basic config file in "make
> install"
On pc?
Strange... I don't saw anything like that, but I had somethi
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