-----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- Hash: SHA1 My current project is making a usb driver for my "Superpen" WP8060 Tablet. It's a cheaper version of the better known Wacom Tablet, which i couldn't afford for my use in Gimp. I figure, I better ask myu questions here, because they don't really bear so much on usb as they bear upon the basic architecture of a mouselike drvice that must be absolute, not relative, in approach. OK, that means that I have to know the graphic point size (is there a better term for that?) for the screen I'm wokring with. I remember about 20 years ago, when I worked for MCI, i spent a bit of time in their drafting area, and they had a high end graphic tablet. Teh way that one worked, various areas were marked off on the graphjic tab, and if you marked in thjose regions, you were performing some extra feature. I say this to show that basically, it's really not possible to consider implementing this beast by just converting an absolute movement to some relative set of steps. You have to know where you are at asll times, with no relative ambiguity. Does that make sense, so far? Well, if it does, then it also means that I need to find the absoluite point size of whatever screen you're playing with, no matter if I'm talking about an X11 screen or a screen from a vty. I mean, vty's use mice now, isn't it possible for use a tablet on a vtyt also? OR, extra possibility, maybe if we're in a non-X11 environment, fall back to a relative use, and only go to absolute when you go to X11. If I have too much trouble getting and keeping an idea of the screen size oout of X11, I could do that. I'm suggesting this because I'm very, very confused as to how I would figure out what the screen size is for a vty. If I gotta do a absolute gig on a bty, then I gotta find some way to ask the size of the cry, and get me driver in the list of those to be notified if the size of a vty changes. Please, if you have any comment, feel free to interrupt all over me, sir! The sooner I get some of this, the sooner that really cheap (~$60) 8"X6" tablet is ours, especially for Gimp. -----BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE----- Version: GnuPG v2.0.4 (FreeBSD) Comment: Using GnuPG with Mozilla - http://enigmail.mozdev.org iD8DBQFHz0r9z62J6PPcoOkRAkB0AJ9m88KhS1l0Kg2F5XSgDIrrvBiTIQCgl1JO azc600v/XSkQ3md1+Ml4fUQ= =6Van -----END PGP SIGNATURE-----Received on Thu Mar 06 2008 - 00:44:31 UTC
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