Issue 437 in pyglet: evdev processing of events
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Comment #2 on issue 437 by m.e.w.oleary: evdev processing of events
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Has this patch been tested? The following line doesn't make any sense to me:
if len(self.seen) == self.controls:
As best I can tell, self.controls should be a tuple, so this condition will
never be true, and the ControlGroup will
never trigger.
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Comment #3 on issue 437 by m.e.w.oleary: evdev processing of events
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Comment #4 on issue 437 by pyalot: evdev processing of events
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You're ignoring that EventGroups also get triggered at the end of the
select, which
is what is working for me. You can patch it with:
--- a/pyglet/input/base.py Sun Aug 16 14:13:10 2009 +0200
+++ b/pyglet/input/base.py Sun Aug 16 20:03:25 2009 +0200
@@ -130,7 +130,7 @@ class ControlGroup(EventDispatcher):
def event_for(self, control):
self.seen.add(control)
- if len(self.seen) == self.controls:
+ if len(self.seen) == len(self.controls):
self.trigger()
def trigger(self):
On any account, you do *need* to group events sometimes (for instance for a
tablet).
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Comment #5 on issue 437 by m.e.w.oleary: evdev processing of events
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I'm not disputing the need for this patch. It seems like it fills a very
real need. I was just asking, given that I
don't have a Linux box to test on, whether it actually worked. The fact
that it contained code that was obviously
never executed felt slightly odd to me.
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Comment #6 on issue 437 by pyalot: evdev processing of events
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If you've got a better idea how to correlate events over time be my guest.