Am Do, den 24.02.2005 schrieb Olexiy Avramchenko um 10:10:
> Marc Santhoff wrote:
> > According to some postings on this list, some people tried to synthesize
> > GDK events from their code and failed.
> What exactly did you try to do ? I use gdk_event_put to simulate
> keyboard events from GIOCh
Marc Santhoff wrote:
According to some postings on this list, some people tried to synthesize
GDK events from their code and failed.
What exactly did you try to do ? I use gdk_event_put to simulate
keyboard events from GIOChannel that reads data from keyboard on serial
port. Works well (maybe my
Hello,
IMHO another option is to implement an in-kernel 'input' device. I
dont know ANYTHING about the other options people suggested you here
but this way would enable you to:
1. Generate both keyboard/mouse events from the same device
2. Use your device from any (even non-gtk and non-X) appli
Hi,
> Let's assume for the moment that the remote has just six buttons. Menu,
> up, down, left, right, select. Any thoughts on the best way to inject
> events? So far I have found that a "move-focus" signal on the window
> containing a bunch of button and slider widgets is not the answer (for
>
Mike Rosenlof wrote:
This system will have a display, and a remote control device. I'm
planning on a separate thread from the GUI which receives the remote
codes, interprets them, and injects appropriate events into the GUI.
Let's assume for the moment that the remote has just six buttons. Menu,
Am Mi, den 23.02.2005 schrieb Mike Rosenlof um 21:23:
> Hello,
>
> I'm starting design work on an application which will run on a system
> with no keyboard or mouse. I'm not an experienced GTK programmer, I'm
> very experienced in embedded systems development FWIW.
>
>
> This system will have a
Hello,
I'm starting design work on an application which will run on a system
with no keyboard or mouse. I'm not an experienced GTK programmer, I'm
very experienced in embedded systems development FWIW.
This system will have a display, and a remote control device. I'm
planning on a separate th
