I think I finally have a fix. I believe I needed to specify the argtypes
for the function objects loaded by importing ctypes. I did not get the
correct behavior when only specifying the return types. One issue may be
that my return type for 'SetWindowLongPtrW' was a function signature that I
declar
John Grant wrote:
>
> I was not sure if I could initialize a Python integer with a hex like
> I can in C. The explicit "cast" was to make sure the default type was
> not float or unsigned.
Python does not have unsigned types. Numbers are either integers
(infinitely large) or floats.
> I am seei
Hi Tim, et al,
I am testing the ctypes technique to intercept messages for my process, as
Tim pointed out I need to do using the SetWindowsLongPtr function.
I am seeing slightly unexpected results. My goal was to make a pass-through
implementation, so my callback does not disrupt the application.
I believe found access to the HWND.
mHWND = ctypes.windll.user32.GetActiveWindow()
On Thu, May 9, 2013 at 11:13 AM, John Grant wrote:
> Hi Tim,
>
> Thanks for the great explanations.
>
> Yes, you are right, I am trying to intercept gestures in a window within
> the same process. The Blender ap
Hi Tim,
Thanks for the great explanations.
Yes, you are right, I am trying to intercept gestures in a window within
the same process. The Blender application framework has a WndProc in C, and
Blender supports extending itself with user-supplied Python scripts. I am
trying to add gesture support w
John Grant wrote:
>
> I would like to obtain multi-touch events in my Python code (running
> inside Blender's python environment). I have looked around the web for
> a python module that works with py 3.3 (others work with py 2.x), but
> I have not found one. So, I'm trying to build one.
>
> I beli
Hi,
I would like to obtain multi-touch events in my Python code (running inside
Blender's python environment). I have looked around the web for a python
module that works with py 3.3 (others work with py 2.x), but I have not
found one. So, I'm trying to build one.
I believe I can use the 'ctypes'
