I'm trying to find a way to enable/disable the touch-and-hold setting for a tablet-pc with immediate effect (no reboot).
I'm creating a delphi application where you can draw a shape by pressing and holding for a set amount of time (immediate swiping is used for panning). The problem is that a press and hold is often used to trigger a right-click event intitiated by a square or circle animation around your finger while holding. The only way I've been successful in hiding this animation/right-click behaviour is by completely disabling the touch-and-hold setting in the configuration screen or in the registry (which needs a reboot.. ).
Now how would I disable this right-click behaviour when my application is focused, but set it back to the default setting when losing focus?
Thanks ;)
My experience is after windows 10 build updated to 14986. It is not allowed to disable/uninstall HID-compliant touch screen that BLUE SCREEN as disable/uninstall.
It works to disable touch screen as I changed the following registries :
\HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Wisp\Touch
1. [Bouncing] change value to [0]
2. [Inertia] change value to [0]
3. [TouchMode_hold] change value to [0]
4. [TouchUI] change value to [0]
Hope it works to you 2.
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I'm new in Mac Application development. I want to create a small tool which having a small window fixed position at the right bottom of the screen like this picture:
Is it possible to do that?
It's possible - but I wouldn't recommend it, as it could be a bad user experience.
The solution is simple, though: set the .isMovable property of the window to false.
For example, for a window IBOutlet, setting:
window.isMovable = false
in applicationDidFinishLaunching works well.
You can also, for example, use window.setFrameOrigin(_ point: NSPoint) to first set it at a fixed position.
I'm developing an on screen keyboard application for OS X, similar to the one that's built in to the operating system (Keyboard Viewer). I seem to have hit a wall as I'm not sure how I can accept click events from buttons and not steal focus from the currently activated application. I know this is possible since there are apps that already do this, e.g. AssistiveWere's KeyStrokes.
So my question is this: How can I make my window receive mouse events and handle them without getting activated?
P.S. I'm not very experienced in OS X development and this is my first Swift project, so excuses if this is a trivial problem.
You need to make your window an instance of NSPanel (or a subclass), include NSNonactivatingPanelMask in its styleMask, and set becomesKeyOnlyIfNeeded to true. (The style mask can be controlled in IB.) You probably also want it to be floating so it's always above normal windows, so set floatingPanel to true, too.
I want to push toolstripbutton down in my code and I can't seem to be able to do that. I know on Delphi RAD Studio or XE, you can do the following and cause the button to be pressed.
ToolStripButton1.Down := true;
The only ToolStripButton property I see that comes close to "down" is checked true or false. If I do set it to true, it only highlights the toolstripbutton not press it down.
Here is how the button looks when I put my mouse on it and click:
You can clearly see that the Zoom In button is down.
Here is how the button looks when I try to do the samething through my code by setting CheckOnClick true and Checked true.
In this image, the only thing you can see is the blue box around it. I suppose if I had used just the text on the button, you will see that the whole button filled with blue color to show that it was pressed.
I also have toolstrip button in my other program which acts the same way but I had to use imagelist control to switch between pressed or down or checked verses not pressed or down or checked.
So, is there a way to press the ToolStripButton programmatically in Delphi Prism or C#?
Set the ToolStripButton.CheckOnClick property to True. (It's found in the Behavior section of the Items Collection Editor.)
This makes clicking it just like toggling the Down property in a Delphi TSpeedButton (making it flat or depressed), and if ToolStripButton1.Checked is the equivalent of if SpeedButton1.Down in Delphi.
To set up the test, I did the following:
Created a new Winforms application
Dropped a ToolStrip onto the new MainForm
Added four ToolStripButton items and gave them images to make them easier to see.
Set the CheckOnClick property to True for each of them
Set the Checked property of toolStripButton1 to True;
Added the code below to toolStripButton1.Click
method MainForm.toolStripButton1_Click(sender: System.Object; e: System.EventArgs);
begin
toolStripButton2.Checked := not toolStripButton2.Checked;
toolStripButton4.Checked := toolStripButton2.Checked;
end;
Running the app (initial startup, toolStripButton1 checked and the others unchecked):
The first button is clearly down, and the rest are up.
After clicking toolStripButton1 once:
The first button is now up (unchecked) and the second and fourth are down (checked). (I should pay more attention to the consistency in sizing if I do successive images in future posts.)
If have placed this code in the preceding control in the 'Leave' event.
Private Sub PurposeComboBox_Leave(sender As Object, e As EventArgs) Handles PurposeComboBox.Leave
Me.AppliancesForSelectedFunctionToolStripButton.PerformClick()
End Sub
I do not know if you could place code in Form Load or not.
Hope this helps.
I am currently facing an issue with fixing the location of SC.say pop up on the screen. The default behaviour of this pop up is okay, as in , it comes at the center of the screen. But then, once you drag this pop up to a corner of the screen, then , the next time when this pop up comes , it comes at that same corner where you had dragged it to. The default behaviour of this pop up (as far as the location is concerned) changes when the user starts dragging it. Is there a way to switch back to the default behaviour irrespective of where the user drags this pop up to?? I checked the javadoc of this SC class, but couldn't get any function that would let us specify the location where this pop up should come.
SmartGWT version : 3.0
GWT version : 2.4
Browser : Firefox,IE,Chrome,Safari
If you didn't find an easy solution to this, I think the easiest way is doing a "SC.say" by yourself.
it's very easy to replicate the built-in dialogs and then add your own functionality.
Something could help you
Canvas popUp = Canvas.getById("isc_globalWarn_body");
popUp.setTop(where it was);
popUp.setLeft(.......);
popUp.setWidth(...);
etc.....
I find the id with the console and the Canvas static method on a post somewhere on the net I don't remember where.
I want to develop a site which is easy to use from a Playstation 3 PS3 game console web browser. I thought it would be good to make screen actions on button presses on the console.
I can find no information on how to do this after quite a bit of searching.
Any info or links highly appreciated!
Why not write a function that displays a message for every "keystroke" and you'll see what values they represent:
$(document).keypress(function(event) {
alert(event.which);
});
Then you can use the number you get from this test and create some logic based on that.
Like this perhaps:
if(event.which == 13) {
// display cool menu maybe?
}
From what I've tested so far, the left stick generates mouse events, left pad with arrows generates keyboard events corresponding to arrows, while the right stick generates a mouseevent but unfortunately it does not move the mouse, but rather scrolls the window.
I do not know how to detect in which direction the stick is pushed (unless the cursor actually moved or the background scrolled, in which cases it is quite trivial).
Check: http://vanisoft.pl/~lopuszanski/public/ps3/