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    Default Re: Qt gestures on PC

    did you use QWidget::grabGesture() to activate them?

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    Anybody can answer on this?
    I have same problem on Windows Vista and Embedded Linux for ARM.

    Joseph

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    Default Re: Qt gestures on PC

    Somebody says we will not get QGesture Events on the devices without touch screen.
    My ARM device (running embedded Linux) has touch screen.
    While the sample program is running, I can get mouse pressed/released events, but no QGesture event from the touch screen.
    What is required to enable generating/capturing QGesture events from touch screen?
    Thank,
    Joseph

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    Default Re: Qt gestures on PC

    Quote Originally Posted by jhwang View Post
    Somebody says we will not get QGesture Events on the devices without touch screen.
    My ARM device (running embedded Linux) has touch screen.
    While the sample program is running, I can get mouse pressed/released events, but no QGesture event from the touch screen.
    What is required to enable generating/capturing QGesture events from touch screen?
    Thank,
    Joseph
    Hi~ i'm ygpark, in Seoul, Korea.

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