On 05/20/2011 02:39 PM, D M German wrote:
> With the laptops having more than one input device (mine has stylus,
> touch, and eraser) what would be needed to improve xournal to take
> advantage of it?
>
> What I am thinking is that I would like to map each of these to a
> different tool.
Mostly some UI coding to have an interface to select the tools for each
device, if you'd like to be able to customize that.
If you're ok with a quick hack and no customization, just look at how
the "eraser tip" option works and adapt as needed. (there's two parts:
at init time, when we read the list of Gdk input devices, we see if
anyone has a name that sounds like an eraser and set a flag for it. And
in xo-callbacks.c, when an event comes in, if it comes from the eraser
and the "eraser tip" option is set, we bypass the normal tool settings.
But since Andreas is already going to do it properly in Xournal++, I
don't think it's worth the trouble at this point.
Denis
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