Re: Knowing whether a tablet is connected and switching modes
Re: Knowing whether a tablet is connected and switching modes
- Subject: Re: Knowing whether a tablet is connected and switching modes
- From: Robert Abernathy <email@hidden>
- Date: Thu, 26 Jan 2006 15:47:40 +0000
Would it work for your application to detect the proximity event
instead of if the user has a tablet attached? Maybe detect the first
time the user puts the pen to tablet and flip your state then?
I have an app that does something similar to this and getting the
proximity event works well.
Rob
On 26 Jan 2006, at 00:51, Gideon King wrote:
I have an application that I have been testing with Ink, and it
works fine, except that you need to switch between the "Write
Anywhere" mode and the cursor mode quite often, so when the user
has a tablet connected, I want to show them an extra item (probably
on the context menu) to change modes.
In the documentation I see lots of stuff about responding to events
etc, but I can't see the things I am looking for:
1. How do I know that they have a tablet connected?
2. How do I tell Ink to switch from Write Anywhere on to off and
back again?
I am targeting 10.3.9+
Thanks
Gideon King
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