Wacom tablets
Mark Schonewille
m.schonewille at economy-x-talk.com
Fri Jul 27 18:10:30 EDT 2012
Thanks, Dar. I understand that Wacom tablets may not be an obvious choice to work with LiveCode. I'll reconsider it. Maybe RealStudio is a better option or I'll have to get a different tablet.
The SDK seems for developing add-ons (minis) for the tablet only and not for facilitating input. I don't know if those minis allow me to do more than regular mouse clicks and drags. Besides a semi-official statement in a forum saying that developing your own gestures is impossible, I can't find any info about a C++ SDK, which would be very helpful.
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On 27 jul 2012, at 22:07, Dar Scott wrote:
> Poor memory and advancements over the years limit what I can say. I have used USB Wacom tablets.
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> They are USB mice and that should work directly. They are also other kinds of HID devices.
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> I think there is an SDK, but I don't know how public it is. You might be able to make an external for that.
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> I have seen the devices with some HID externals, so you might be able to do something there. I have been able to see the drawing details fly by. At some level, the data is available, but you might need to tinker with interpretation. I'm not sure what I did with the drawing interface, if anything. I think I was interested in statistics at the time. And getting the mouse resolution in general.
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> I have a vague memory of some 3rd party general drivers that translate.
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> As usual, it is all haze until I get back into it, but this might provide some clues.
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> Dar
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