On Wednesday 10 March 2004 01:31, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> IIRC it's possible to do this using the canvas widget, but if not it's
> definitely possible using a client-side input filter. PicoGUI processes
> input events using a chain of filters, starting with the driver(s) and
> ending with widget
On Tue, Mar 09, 2004 at 11:43:31PM +0100, Pieter Grimmerink wrote:
> Hi Claus,
>
> Some alternative that I thought of, which might be a solution for your
> problem, is not to use a picogui input driver for your keyboard.
IIRC it's possible to do this using the canvas widget, but if not it's
defi
Hi Claus,
Some alternative that I thought of, which might be a solution for your
problem, is not to use a picogui input driver for your keyboard.
If you receive all your key events yourself, you can decide what to do with
them, and when necessary inject them into the pgserver, from the client s
On Tuesday 09 March 2004 17:44, Groeting Claus ICM Bocholt wrote:
> Hi Peter !
>
> Thanks for Your advice. I am not quit sure If I can fulfil following
> scenario:
>
> "get noticed if someone wants to dial number by using the Key like 0,1...9"
You might try to create 10 buttons (all sized 0) with
On Monday 08 March 2004 16:40, Groeting Claus ICM Bocholt wrote:
> I would like to
> start programm an app which receives KEY-Events, but I was not able to
> achieve this.
I've tried the same, and failed.
Instead, I decided to place some buttons (with size 0) on the widget, and
attached hotkeys t
Hi all...
I'm testing PICO-GUI for porting it to a mobile device. We are in a
pre-devolopment-state and want to
find out if this project could fit our requirements. After initial testing
of some examples I would like to
start programm an app which receives KEY-Events, but I was not able to
achieve
