On 11/01/16 14:39, Michi Henning wrote:
But this requires an input to then find out what the source was (mouse,
touch screen, etc.).
It does not need an event first. QInputInfoManager::deviceMap() will give a
list of devices. You can filter these by setting a filter first.
Ah, yes, right you are, thanks!
Hmmm, but what to look for to decide whether I’m running on touch or desktop? A
lot of laptops have touch screens these days.
I have both a laptop and desktop that are touch screens.
I suspect that the QInput API is simply the wrong API for my particular problem.
it's an API that is being developed. :)
If it has a touchscreen and the screen is size > xx might be guess. or,
if it has hybris on it. :)
Michi.
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