QT5 and tslib
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I have successfully built and run a QtQuick 1 application on my hardware. The problem is that I cannot get the touch screen to work. I have built the tslib plugin (with debug code enabled). When I run the app with ./qml-app -platform linuxfb -plugin Tslib it executes and if I touch the touch screen I can see valid coords being reported by the tslib plugin:
handleMouseEvent 430 164 1 614966
handleMouseEvent 461 162 1 614966
handleMouseEvent 481 160 1 628606
handleMouseEvent 512 157 1 635419
handleMouseEvent 543 154 1 642244The problem is nothing happens, the app does not see mouse events.
Is QWindowSystemInterface::handleMouseEvent not working?
Pierre
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Did you set the enviroment variables to use the touch screen?
export QWS_MOUSE_PROTO=tslib:/dev/input/ts0 or
export QWS_MOUSE_PROTO=tslib:/dev/input/event0touch screen related to info in this "link":https://community.freescale.com/thread/253060 might help you.
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That will not work with Qt5: QWS is no more.
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Sorry! i missed that point. QWS is before 5.0.2, now it is QPA. I am not much tried with qt 5 using ts lib.
this "link":http://gpupowered.org/node/8 suggested below. may be this helps
@Tslib support:Apply this patch - https://github.com/prabindh/qt-configs/blob/master/qt5_1.0_Feb13/tslib.p... - refer to http://tigraphics.blogspot.in/2013/03/correct-tslib-operation-with-qt5-o... for correct usage.
tslib (or other input plugins) is NOT built by default, need to do below steps (ensure tslib.h is present in standard /usr/include folders)
cd qtbase/src/plugins/generic/tslib
make && make installThe above step will generate and install "libqlinuxinputplugin.so" into plugins folder which will be detected by Qt5. The tslib plugin is invoked as below:
-platform eglfs -plugin Tslib
For other input devices (udev based), evdev* projects need to be built, and are present in the qtbase/src/plugins/generic/ folder.@
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I have seen the above previously and I have built the tslib plugin. The problem is the tslib plugin is getting the touch events and handing them off to QWindowSystemInterface::handleMouseEvent.
As you can see from the original post I'm using platform linuxfb. Is it failure to handle the mouse events caused in the platform code (linuxfb plugin) perhaps?
