Tablet proximity events are sent to the first responder of the window
the cursor is over. Which is probably not what you want. You have two
options:
1) On 10.6, add a local event monitor to catch proximity events
directly by the objects that care.
2) Create your own NSApplication subclass and
Am 21.09.2009 um 21:05 schrieb Sander Stoks:
However, I'm still not getting the tabletProximity: event in my
NSView. In the Event Tabs Testbench I do see it. Is there anything
special I must do to my NSView to receive these tablet-only events?
I don't think there was anything special need
Hello all,
Thanks to the Event Taps Testbench by PreFab Software (thanks, Bill) I
was able to confirm that the tablet was indeed sending out different
events. The pressure value was correctly set to 1.0 by the "ordinary
mouse" events (it was a typo elsewhere that caused my
misinterpretat
Hello all,
In a program I'm writing, I'm getting nice results from my Wacom
tablet. However, I can't discern between "ordinary" mouse drags (via
the trackpad on my MBP) and "real" Wacom events. The reason I want to
do this is because the normal mouse events seem to have a bogus
"pressur
