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Davis

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Joined: 08/10/2009

We are trying to build some muti-touch windows application on touchsmart tx2.

The current driver we download from website is for win7, and we can build some simple apps with win7 api already.

However, we still want to build our own applications without win7, so, we DO NOT some low level apis which can directly provide point positions.

 We are looking for something like below:

         /*Point Info

         *

         *x1,y1,x2,y2 is rectangular coordinate as dragging rectangle by mouse

         */

         typedef struct _PointData

{

                  WORD x1;

                  WORD y1;

                  WORD x2;

                  WORD y2;

         }

 

         //Define call back method

         typedef  void (WINAPI *MultiTouchCallback) (const PointData *, int);

 

         //Do not receive any touch points

         int UnRegisterDataReceivedCallback();

 

         //Begin receive touch points

         int RegisterDataReceivedCallback(MultiTouchCallback);

 Does anybody knows how to get this kind of raw information?Thanks, Davis

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August 10, 2009 1:36 AM

You would have to talk to N-trig for that. As far as I know the tx2 team has not provided any kind of programming information directly to developers.

October 30, 2009 10:41 PM

The problem I have com up against is that N-Trig doesn't respond too well. Unless you dangle 2.5 million in front of them. :)

That just leaves us out of the loop until they release and actual API.

Still waiting......

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