Qtopia-interest Archive, February 2007
question regarding qtopia and mouse
Message 1 in thread
Hi list!
Sorry for the crosspost, but I am totaly lost!
I have a problem, regarding Qtopia and mouse. I have an embedded system
running linux and Qtopia without X11. The strange thing is: One
application runs perfectly and I can use my attached mouse. The other
application runs also, but my mouse-pointer does not move at all!
What I need to know is the following:
What is needed to make a mouse usable in a Qtopia-application, so that I
can start looking for the mistake. Both applications use some sort of main
widget.
I set QWS_MOUSE_PROTO.
I start my application with
./app -qws
The application starts and runs, but the mouse pointer does not react on
any type of input.
Thanks in advance for any hint.
kind regards,
Sumpi
Message 2 in thread
andreas.sumper@xxxxxxxxxxxx wrote:
>
> Hi list!
Hi,
> I set QWS_MOUSE_PROTO.
> I start my application with
> ./app -qws
> The application starts and runs, but the mouse pointer does not react
> on any type of input.
>
Does the device file which QWS_MOUSE_PROTO points to actually exist?
I dont use Qtopia but the rare Qt-embedded 3.3. The following works for
me with a USB mouse.
export QWS_MOUSE_PROTO=IntelliMouse:/dev/input/mouse0
Best,
Andre
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Message 3 in thread
Hi Andre!
Andre Haupt <haupt.andre@xxxxxx> wrote on 21.02.2007 15:49:24:
> andreas.sumper@xxxxxxxxxxxx wrote:
> >
> > Hi list!
> Hi,
> > I set QWS_MOUSE_PROTO.
> > I start my application with
> > ./app -qws
> > The application starts and runs, but the mouse pointer does not react
> > on any type of input.
> >
> Does the device file which QWS_MOUSE_PROTO points to actually exist?
>
> I dont use Qtopia but the rare Qt-embedded 3.3. The following works for
> me with a USB mouse.
>
> export QWS_MOUSE_PROTO=IntelliMouse:/dev/input/mouse0
This is the same in qtopia core 4.1.4, but my device is /dev/input/mice.
as I allready mentioned, I set (ok, I meant i exported) QWS_MOUSE_PROTO.
Anyway, thanks for the hint!
Bye,
Sumpi
Message 4 in thread
andreas.sumper@xxxxxxxxxxxx wrote:
>
> Hi Andre!
>
> Andre Haupt <haupt.andre@xxxxxx> wrote on 21.02.2007 15:49:24:
>
> > andreas.sumper@xxxxxxxxxxxx wrote:
> > >
> > > Hi list!
> > Hi,
> > > I set QWS_MOUSE_PROTO.
> > > I start my application with
> > > ./app -qws
> > > The application starts and runs, but the mouse pointer does not react
> > > on any type of input.
> > >
> > Does the device file which QWS_MOUSE_PROTO points to actually exist?
> >
> > I dont use Qtopia but the rare Qt-embedded 3.3. The following works for
> > me with a USB mouse.
> >
> > export QWS_MOUSE_PROTO=IntelliMouse:/dev/input/mouse0
>
> This is the same in qtopia core 4.1.4, but my device is
> /dev/input/mice. as I allready mentioned, I set (ok, I meant i
> exported) QWS_MOUSE_PROTO.
>
And cat /dev/input/mice produces "weird" characters on your console when
you move the mouse?
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Message 5 in thread
Andre Haupt <haupt.andre@xxxxxx> wrote on 21.02.2007 16:13:04:
> andreas.sumper@xxxxxxxxxxxx wrote:
> >
> > Hi Andre!
> >
> > Andre Haupt <haupt.andre@xxxxxx> wrote on 21.02.2007 15:49:24:
> >
> > > andreas.sumper@xxxxxxxxxxxx wrote:
> > > >
> > > > Hi list!
> > > Hi,
> > > > I set QWS_MOUSE_PROTO.
> > > > I start my application with
> > > > ./app -qws
> > > > The application starts and runs, but the mouse pointer does not
react
> > > > on any type of input.
> > > >
> > > Does the device file which QWS_MOUSE_PROTO points to actually exist?
> > >
> > > I dont use Qtopia but the rare Qt-embedded 3.3. The following works
for
> > > me with a USB mouse.
> > >
> > > export QWS_MOUSE_PROTO=IntelliMouse:/dev/input/mouse0
> >
> > This is the same in qtopia core 4.1.4, but my device is
> > /dev/input/mice. as I allready mentioned, I set (ok, I meant i
> > exported) QWS_MOUSE_PROTO.
> >
> And cat /dev/input/mice produces "weird" characters on your console when
> you move the mouse?
Yes. It works with another qtopia application. It just does not work with
a particular application and I was wondering, what it takes to make it
work.
Bye,
Sumpi
