On Tuesday 05 February 2008, Jake Richards wrote:<br>> Hello:<br>> I'm a little new to python and pyqt so please forgive any naive questions<br>> I might have :) But, what I am attempting to do is simply have my wacom<br>
> tablet work similarly to my mouse in a pyqt application. It appears that<br>> left clicks, right clicks and tapping on the tablet all work fine, but when<br>> I try to drag, nothing happens. I've tried selecting multiple things in a<br>
> treeview, using scrollbars, highlighting text, but it seems to only<br>> register the first tap and not mimic holding down the left mousebutton and<br>> then dragging. Here are some tech specs:<br>> Linux Kernel: 2.6.15-1.02<br>
> Python 2.4<br>> Qt-4.3.1<br>> Pyqt 4.3<br>><br>><br>> The tablet seems to work fine in other applications (gimp/Shake/firefox)<br>> Would anyone have any help they can give me that might be obviously<br>
> overlooked? Is there any special initialization I need to do? I can see<br>> tabletDown/tabletMove events being triggered so something is at least<br>> happening. Thanks in advance!<br>><br>> B<br><br>
>What about other Qt applications?<br><br>>Basically, PyQt knows nothing about tablets - it if works with Qt it should<br>>work with PyQt.<br><br>>Phil<br><br>A good point. I tried out the Qt examples and those don't seem to work either. Basically the same issues. Could they be compiled wrong or perhaps our version of linux/X be causing problems? Or, is this more a topic for a different mailing list? Thanks!<br>
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