Robert Csok
2024-12-21 12:57:54 UTC
Hello everyone,
While reading through the “Highlights of Tk 9.0” I noticed the point
“Platform Features and Conventions: many improvements, including
two-finger gesture support where available”. I was initially pleased
because I thought that Tcl 9 could react to touch events of a touch
display. This function would make it easier to operate our cadastre
application on devices with a touch-capable display (“Pinch To Zoom” etc.).
However, I had to realize that this message probably refers more to the
possibility of scrolling with two fingers on a touchpad (new event type
“TouchpadScroll”). I also came across TIP 570, which describes the
desired feature:
https://core.tcl-lang.org/tips/doc/trunk/tip/570.md
The proposal has been in a draft state since 2020.
Can anyone give a hint on a possibility, trick or workaround to react to
touch events of a touch display in a Tk application under Linux?
Best regards
Robert
While reading through the “Highlights of Tk 9.0” I noticed the point
“Platform Features and Conventions: many improvements, including
two-finger gesture support where available”. I was initially pleased
because I thought that Tcl 9 could react to touch events of a touch
display. This function would make it easier to operate our cadastre
application on devices with a touch-capable display (“Pinch To Zoom” etc.).
However, I had to realize that this message probably refers more to the
possibility of scrolling with two fingers on a touchpad (new event type
“TouchpadScroll”). I also came across TIP 570, which describes the
desired feature:
https://core.tcl-lang.org/tips/doc/trunk/tip/570.md
The proposal has been in a draft state since 2020.
Can anyone give a hint on a possibility, trick or workaround to react to
touch events of a touch display in a Tk application under Linux?
Best regards
Robert