Le mercredi 05 novembre 2008, Marco Trevisan (Treviño) a écrit :
> So maybe it's just a numptyphysics bug that considers the last touch
> before losing the focus (to hit the keyboard) as the starting point of a
> new move that ends in the point in which you start drawing.
I had the same bug a few
Hi Treviño,
I played numptyphysics with keyboard few months (May 2008) before and found
this
problem. (Getting extra line) I didn't look into this problem, but at that time
I guess it was numptyphysics get the events from SDL when I type
something on keyboard. Therefore, I think this may be a p
Tick Chen wrote:
> Hi List,
> From the first observation of touch screen, we found the up/down event
> jitter phenomenon.
> If you touch the touchscreen lightly, you will get very unstable data,
> and many up/down events in a very short time.
> In the driver it already average the data within a
On Tue, Oct 28, 2008 at 11:06:54PM +0800, Tick Chen wrote:
> 1. most jitter event happens in a very shor period of time. most of them
> happens less than 0.3 sec
Sorry,
I must be blind, most of those jitter events happens in *0.03* sec.
Sorry I didn't notice that I wrote 0.3 @[EMAIL PROTECTED]
On Tue, Oct 28, 2008 at 11:06:54PM +0800, Tick Chen wrote:
> In the driver it already average the data within a threshold. But the
> extra up/down events will still makes user space libraries think they get
> clicks. This causes annoying problems, and make the GUI hard to use.
It definitely was
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Somebody in the thread at some point said:
| And then played with the new driver, it filters out most jitter events.
| Although you can still produce noise events on purpose, but it becomes
harder.
Thanks for the work Tick, sent it on to stable.
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Tuesday 28 October 2008 Tick Chen wrote:
> And then played with the new driver, it filters out most jitter events.
> Although you can still produce noise events on purpose, but it becomes
> harder.
You just won today's bag of hugs - brilliant stuff :)
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Hi List,
From the first observation of touch screen, we found the up/down event jitter
phenomenon.
If you touch the touchscreen lightly, you will get very unstable data,
and many up/down events in a very short time.
In the driver it already average the data within a threshold. But the
extra up/
