Button release functionality not working in Windows
Issue #4
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Apparently the release of a button is not registered right in windows. You can pull and drag stuff, but not click anything.
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If you do figure out anything related to this, that is a big thing, lot's of people want this, but I've not had time to look into it! It's on my list, so any help you can provide is great!
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yeah i'll upload something soon as a hack to get people by :)
but separately (and could be totally wrong), my initial guess is that the firmware is not doing its job right? i think windows calls it a data delivery program - kind of spec around what touchscreens need to adhere to? i noticed the LUFA library is a little old?
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The only workaround I've found on the the windows touch issue is to report it as a "Digitizer" instead of as a touch screen. There is now code in the repository to change into digitizer mode instead of touch screen mode.
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Hey Elias, sounds great - how do you compile/update the firmware? im assuming running the makefile in touch/Atmel/Atmega32U4/LUFA-130303/ but i couldnt find any instructions on flashing it. Thanks, Daniel
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Hi! No need to compile the firmware, the hex/eep files are in the download section of this repository. You do need to flash the controller again though. You are on Windows? Perhaps avrdude will work: http://www.ladyada.net/learn/avr/avrdude.html
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hey elias. i managed to update using Atmel Flip. touch now is kind of inverted and incorrect - did i blow away calibration or something? previously it was ok. daniel
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sorry a couple more bits of info. 1. using windows 10. 2. screen is running really hot! 3. the updated .hex i ran from the Downloads, made windows show it up as a digitizer now, but still didnt fix the click up function.
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hey Elias. i noticed this on windows 10. looking via windows message loop it doesnt receive a mouse down. havent really looked into it deeper than that. could do a hack approach to inject mouse down / up button events.