Re: Release 2.3.0 problems - due to use of Wacom tablet
Re: Release 2.3.0 problems - due to use of Wacom tablet
- Subject: Re: Release 2.3.0 problems - due to use of Wacom tablet
- From: "Tom Scogland" <email@hidden>
- Date: Tue, 22 Jul 2008 09:52:49 -0500
Ok, that sounds disturbingly familiar actually, does it generate any key events or events of any kind other than motion? If not this might be a case of the system not sending mouse events for the pen, or the events it is sending not being translated by X. Or actually, not sure how this is configured in XQuartz by default but it could be X isn't set up to understand button presses form a button number as high as is being used (less likely).
Along those lines though, is there a mouse compatibility option in the pen settings? Something like that exists in the other tablet environments I've worked in but unfortunately I don't have a good way to check on a mac.
-Tom
On Tue, Jul 22, 2008 at 9:38 AM, Ralph Martin <
email@hidden> wrote:
On 22 Jul 2008, at 3:30:22PM, Tom Scogland wrote:
I've only used wacom systems under win/Linux, so forgive me if this is
a stupid question, but are there configuration options for the type of
mouse behavior the pen generates in osx? For that matter have you run
xev to see what mouse events are being seen by X (if any)? I'm asking
these questions because of some... problems... I had with a wacom
tablet under Linux a while back, may be irrelevant but it's a place to
start.
Significantly, while the pen does generate loads of events, particularly motion notify events, it does not generate any button press or button release events when I tap the pen on the tablet (the usual way of indicating a click with the pen).
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-N
AKA:Tom Scogland
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