hi all, I've been asked to port a little wxpython application
originally developed for winXP to a device like Eee PC T91MT (netbook
multitouch). I would like to know
- if wxpython supports touch screens and to what extent
- if I have to use a specific API for the screen touching or if it is
the same of the mouse
- if other libraries are needed
Only as far as the touch events are converted to mouse events.
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On 11/27/09 2:57 AM, Marco Prosperi wrote:
hi all, I've been asked to port a little wxpython application
originally developed for winXP to a device like Eee PC T91MT (netbook
multitouch). I would like to know
- if wxpython supports touch screens and to what extent
On Nov 27, 4:57 am, Marco Prosperi <marcoprosperi...@gmail.com> wrote:
hi all, I've been asked to port a little wxpython application
originally developed for winXP to a device like Eee PC T91MT (netbook
multitouch). I would like to know
- if wxpython supports touch screens and to what extent
- if I have to use a specific API for the screen touching or if it is
the same of the mouse
- if other libraries are needed
thanks in advance
Marco
I'm using wxPython on a Panasonic Toughbook and it works fine so far.
Of course, for my needs, I only need single-touch rather than multi-
touch and the former definitely works just fine.
"PyMT is a python module for developing multi-touch enabled media rich
applications. Currently the aim is to allow for quick and easy
interaction design and rapid prototype development." Not sure if it
integrates with wxpython.
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On Fri, Nov 27, 2009 at 11:57 AM, Marco Prosperi <marcoprosperi347@gmail.com> wrote:
hi all, I've been asked to port a little wxpython application
originally developed for winXP to a device like Eee PC T91MT (netbook
multitouch). I would like to know
- if wxpython supports touch screens and to what extent
- if I have to use a specific API for the screen touching or if it is
the same of the mouse
- if other libraries are needed
Hmmm...looks like it uses pyglet. I don't think I've seen anything on
here about pyglet + wxpython. I think this project looks pretty cool
though. Makes me wish I had a multi-touch screen of some sort.
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On Dec 1, 6:54 am, Stani <spe.stani...@gmail.com> wrote:
"PyMT is a python module for developing multi-touch enabled media rich
applications. Currently the aim is to allow for quick and easy
interaction design and rapid prototype development." Not sure if it
integrates with wxpython.