2013/9/19 Casimiro, Daniel C CIV NUWC NWPT <daniel.casim...@navy.mil>:
> I get a new session ID for each and every finger that makes contact with the > screen. The session ID is constant for a particular finger until I lift if > off the screen. A new session ID is assigned when that finger is placed back > on the screen. Yes, that's correct. I had a deeper look at the code and I figured it was as I expected. >> 2013/9/19 Andrea Franceschini <therealmorph...@gmail.com>: >> Hi Dan, just ran a quick test and I can confirm I don't get the failed >> assert on the add_touch_point method anymore, now I get it on >> the update_touch_point method. > > Do you have a backtrace? You could remove the assertion from the update > function, it already ignore the update if the session ID does not exist. Here's what I get from Apple's crash manager, hope it helps. I removed the assertion and I keep testing with a QML Flickable example but I can't seem to be able to flick anything, except when I use the mouse. http://pastebin.com/8CJ2s3ke > That looks really weird; It looks like you have two TUIO "streams" > interleaved. Is it possible that you have two servers running? I'm quite sure I only have one. Besides, that weird sequence happens once every second. > You could try running my tuiodump utility to get more information. I'll try with that. -- Andrea Franceschini _______________________________________________ Interest mailing list Interest@qt-project.org http://lists.qt-project.org/mailman/listinfo/interest
