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i mean, in the .c file you sent me, everything is defined under ev_syn but in
the one i had only "syn_report","
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Hi Hans and thanks, but I get the same error. I read the .c file you sent me
and I noticed that the only differences with the one I had are the
I think syn_report and syn_config are interchangable, IIRC.
You'll get all the files you need if you try the 'rsync' method
listed in the "Checking out the code from CVS" section of this page:
http://puredata.org/docs/developer/darwin
That's the code that is built every night in the auto-bu
Hans, thanks again: now I succeded in compiling. After that I copied the
sugested files to /extra and loaded the hid succesfully.
What now is wrong is that pd crashes when I want to access the mouse or
keyboard objects. When using the hid object itself it seems ok,but it can't
find a usefull d
You need to have the devices in /dev/input/event*, otherwise [hid]
won't work at all. Check the archives of this list for more
information, this question has been answered a number of times.
.hc
On Jun 3, 2007, at 4:33 AM, Diego Azar wrote:
Hans, thanks again: now I succeded in compili
Hans, hi again; it was only a permission problem, now everything works with
hid. The [mouse] object still crashes Pd, but I don´t think I will need it,
[hid] seems to do everything.
thanks for your kind and quick reply. Diego.
Hans-Christoph Steiner <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Yo
Yeah, there are some bugs in [hid]. Try [hidio], its a work in
progress, but might work better. I am not working on [hid] anymore
since [hidio] is a replacement that will be much better.
.hc
On Jun 3, 2007, at 3:48 PM, Diego Azar wrote:
Hans, hi again; it was only a permission problem,
