imacarthur schrieb:
>
> On 8 Jul 2009, at 17:25, Michael Schmid wrote:
>> where does FLTK have its input from (Keyboard)? I have a FLTK-GUI on a
>> touch and want to use a (modified) nano-X window application (nxkbd -> a
>> "software keyboard" on the screen) for user input. But if I have a Input
>> field on the GUI and the software-keyboard in front, the characters
>> aren't sent to the input field wenn I press the keyboard.
>>
>> Which pipe does FLTK use? Where do I find this option?
>>
>> nxkbd has also the possibility to modify its source of datastream...
>
> It gets it from the event system of whichever
> WindowManager/OperatingSystem you happen to be running, not from a
> simple pipe as such...
>
> There was some discussion of this a while back (which I can't now find)
> and Greg posted an example (probably on his website) of his approach to
> doing this, and I posted an example (which I also can not now find) of
> how to go about poking simulated keypresses into the fltk event queue.
>
> So if you are better than me at searching the archives, you might find
> something to your advantage!
>
Is there any methode to simulate events?
-> Simulate the event in process1 ("Software-Keyboard" on touch)
-> Get the event in process2 (My GUI-App.)
FLTK: 1.1.9
Kernel: 2.6.24
Window Manager: nano-X 0.91
_______________________________________________
fltk mailing list
fltk@easysw.com
http://lists.easysw.com/mailman/listinfo/fltk
