Hi Barakha.
At startup, DirectFB tries to detect input devices based on a few simple
rules.
If your device is supported by TSLIB, you have to make sure the node is
"/dev/input/event%d" with %d some number, or add some configuration in
directfbrc to point to the right device node.
If you are using a non-standard device you might need to write a device
driver yourself, check the "inputdrivers" directory in the DirectFB
sources - make sure you add DFB_INPUT_DRIVER( yourname ) and implement
the InputDriverFuncs from src/core/input_driver.h, then you can create a
thread to monitor incoming events, which you dispatch to DirectFB using
dfb_input_dispatch().
An alternative approach is to use the add-on library of "Divine", and
write a standard linux app which reads the remote using this library -
Divine will make sure the events end up inside of DirectFB.
Greets
Niels
barakha kelkar wrote:
I have built directFb application on target (Board specifications
are: SMP8652 Sigma Platform)
I can run dvd with amptest application on target.
Our problem is as follows:
When I boot target.,I can operate with remote (say x). Now when I
run directfb application, this remote x stops working & I need to to
use another remote say y.
Now I want make remote control x functional on directfb?
How I can do that?
Using directfb api's , is it possible to do so?
What should be exact procedure ?
Regards
Barakha
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