Cool. If the first tap signals the graffiti manager to go into symbol
entry mode, what would the best method be for detecting that first tap
in the INPUT AREA only, not the 160x160 screen?
S.
>Because the first tap signals the graffiti manager to go into symbol
>entry mode, then the second tap sends a "period" character. You also
>don't get a keyDownEvent for an upstroke that puts the graffiti entry
>into upper-case mode.
>Yes, I am checking in the main event loop. The funny thing is, if I tap
>on any silk-screened button (menu, find, calc, etc.) or the ABC or 123
>area, I get the keydownevent. If I tap in just the input area it takes 2
taps
>to find the keyDownEvent. Why can't I see the single tap?
>S.
>Are you checking for the event in your main event loop before handing it
off
>to the OS to precess? Taps in the Graffiti area will of course be converted
>to key down events by the Graffiti recognizer if you follow the standard
>event flow.
>--
>Peter Epstein
>I'm trying to detect a pen down in the input area vs. the
>screen area. The input area is not part of the 160x160
>area you can check with a HandlePenDown type function.
>For some reason I can only catch it as a keydownevent after
>two taps. The first tap doesn't register. Does anyone
>know how to detect just a single tap in the input area?
>Thanks.
>Stephen Bentley
>Middle Cross Software
>www.middlecross.com
>[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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