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But even if i save the changes manually and the save-dialog saves with the right application name it still stops sending events.

Are there any plans of releasing a GPL version of the driver and/or the SDK? I think it would make alot of difference when it comes to integrate your hardware in non-proffesional and open-source projects... but then i guess im not the first to ask about it either. Anyway i couldn't find a thread abo...

I've tried the suggestions here using udev and xinput to get my spacenavigator recognized by linux, x11 and applications without the use of the 3dconnexion driver. But one thing that i noticed was that when i configured the device in xorg.conf using the vendor and product id as identification instea...

I've figured it out... i thought it wasn't but there where a difference between GdkEventClient's and XEvent.xclient's message_type variable so i had to use gdk_atom_intern instead to get the gdkatom. The only problem is that now the message_type on button event is set to press:107 and release:108 an...

I've noticed that the numbers i get on initiating the sdk: Magellan: xdrvpp.cc MotionEvent = 725 ButtonPressEvent = 726 ButtonReleaseEvent = 727 CommandEvent = 728 Like so! Isn't the correct ones, for example the motion event should be 109 and button press should be 106, this ofcourse makes me think...

I've noticed a odd thing when using my SpaceNav i Ubuntu 7.04, first of all, when ever i shutdown the driver connection via the sdk i get a window in my face saying i should save the current settings for this application, at the beginning i did that and set it to autosave until i noticed that whenev...

Linux + Blender + Space Navigator

I really think you should have some sort of bot-protection on this forum, i've noticd that there is alot of posts about pharmacy and such with alot of links.

It seems with gtkmm that its very hard to get events at all... sometimes it works but mostly it dont... and i dont know why :O

Anyone with experience of gtkmm or gtk+ programming maybe could help?

When using gtkmm and having the init code in on_realize on the main window it seems as if the code is needed to be initialized two times before the window recives the right events... this also happened when i set the init code to a button, i had to click twice to get the right events

Damn, not often i have right about this stuff

Added: to the sdk headers and now it compiles without a hitch. Yey!

As far as i've seen xdrvlib has to be compiled with gcc or it just gives alot of errors and will not compile. Could the problem possibly be that i try to write c++ applications when the sdk is in c?

I take that back when i compiled the demo with g++ instead it gave alot of errors. scons scons: Reading SConscript files ... scons: done reading SConscript files. scons: Building targets ... g++ -o xapp.o -c -I/usr/include -I. xapp.c xapp.c:26: error: ‘argc’ was not declared in this scope xapp.c:26:...

No it makes no difference, atleast not when I compiled the xapp demo (made a scons script to compile it just to make sure it wasn't scons that did something funny) import os env = Environment(ENV = os.environ, CC='gcc', CPPPATH=['/usr/include', '.'], CCFLAGS='') xdrv_list = ['xdrvlib.c'] xapp_list =...

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