Bharathi,
Did you get touch screen working in ginger bread?
I am struggling to get it work on ginger bread.
Regards,
Niral
On Feb 29, 2:36 pm, Bharathi Subramanian bharathi.w...@gmail.com
wrote:
Any update about this issue? Has anybody successfully port ts calibartion
to gingerbread?
I am
Bharathi,
Did you get touch screen working in ginger bread?
I am struggling to get it work on ginger bread.
Regards,
Niral
On Feb 29, 2:36 pm, Bharathi Subramanian bharathi.w...@gmail.com
wrote:
Any update about this issue? Has anybody successfully port ts calibartion
to gingerbread?
I am
Any update about this issue? Has anybody successfully port ts calibartion
to gingerbread?
I am also working on similar issue. I hope, the following links may help:
1. http://dev.openaos.org/wiki/AndroidTouchscreenCalibration
2. http://source.android.com/tech/input/touch-devices.html
Another
Hi,
Any update about this issue?
Has anybody successfully port ts calibartion
to gingerbread?
Jeff, have you publish the document you mentioned?
I can't find it yet...
On 1月6日, 上午6時28分, Jeffrey Brown jeffbr...@android.com wrote:
Documentation about the .idc format and purpose will go up on the
repo init -u git://android.git.kernel.org/platform/manifest.git
On Jan 11, 7:23 pm, G2 grego...@gentil.com wrote:
In my case, it's not a problem of IDC files. It seems that Android
believes the screen is off and then, there is a policy stating to
discard input event like touchscreen if screen
I think you`re right.
Android thinks that the screen is off.
This problem I also had in Froyo, but there a simple patch was enough
to say android that the screen is on.
There is a flag in PowerManager, and I modified it to say the screen
is always on.
This one don`t work for GingerBread.
The
Hi!
On Jan 5, 12:05 pm, Retti retti...@googlemail.com wrote:
Hi,
thanks for the fast reply.
Yes, tscalibrate is not part of officially Android Code.
I`ve build an tscalibrate for my android.
I can use this and am able to get a pointercal.
The problem is, that i have no idea how to say
Hi Retti,
I have the same issue.
I have a running Android 2.2 on my platform. Now I am porting Android
2.3, I could see user interface of android 2.3, but touch screen does
not work.
KeyInputQueue.java is missing.
For Android 2.2, I changed final int classes = di.classes to final
int
In my case, it's not a problem of IDC files. It seems that Android
believes the screen is off and then, there is a policy stating to
discard input event like touchscreen if screen is off. I don't have a
clean patch as the problem is more elsewhere, meaning you need to
understand why Android thinks
If there is a documentation about the idc-files, it would be great to
get it.
But Dianne said, thats not the problem.
I think the only way is to modify the code.
So far I could not find a solution yet.
If there is anybody with a fix, please let me know this.
Thanks
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Hi,
thanks for the fast reply.
Yes, tscalibrate is not part of officially Android Code.
I`ve build an tscalibrate for my android.
I can use this and am able to get a pointercal.
The problem is, that i have no idea how to say Android to use this
pointercal instead of .idc-file.
I`ve checked the
Hi,
The following patch should fix this issue:
diff --git a/services/java/com/android/server/
WindowManagerService.java b/services/java/com/android/server/
WindowManagerService.java
index a8dad88..f5e3e5e 100644
--- a/services/java/com/android/server/WindowManagerService.java
+++
Hi,
thanks for the patch, but I think that only works for Android 2.2
And at the moment I don`t know how to do these Changes in
WindowManagerService.java of Android 2.3!
Any idea?
In Gingerbread there are a lot of changes in Window- and
InputManagement.
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Yes, this patch applies only to 2.2, and 2.3 has indeed some serious
modifications: both files have been moved around, and the structure of
framework has changed. I'm facing the same issue. If you google about
it and read some log pasted on pastebin.com, you will see that we are
not the only ones
There isn't much to publish -- the entire event dispatching code was
redesigned and rewritten as native code. :} The .idc file it is not
required, it is just to help generate better data from the touch screen.
On Wed, Jan 5, 2011 at 12:24 PM, G2 grego...@gentil.com wrote:
Yes, this patch
Documentation about the .idc format and purpose will go up on the PDK site
soon.
Mainly it is used to calibrate touch size information. This allows
applications to fairly accurately determine how large of an area was
touched.
Would you like me to send you the current draft documentation? The
Hi,
On Jan 4, 5:23 pm, Retti retti...@googlemail.com wrote:
W/InputManager-Callbacks( 541): Error reading input device
calibration properties for device ADS7846 Touchscreen from /system/usr/
idc/ADS7846 Touchscreen.idc.
W/InputManager-Callbacks( 541): java.io.FileNotFoundException:
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