2009-03-04T12:44:20Z http://blogs.forum.nokia.com,8.9/ Copyright (c) 2008 Nokia LifeType tag:blogs.forum.nokia.com,2009-03-04:24919 2009-03-04T12:44:20Z 2009-03-04T12:44:20Z

Hi Damavik, Yes, something like that. :) When you press the upper left and upper right simultaneously, device will detect that you press at upper center. So question is how to distinguish ...

neois http://blogs.forum.nokia.com/blog/sittiphol-phanvilais-forum-nokia-blog <p>Hi Damavik,</p> <p>Yes, something like that. :)</p> <p>When you press the upper left and upper right simultaneously, device will detect that you press at upper center.</p> <p>So question is how to distinguish lower left-upper right and lower-right upper-left? Theorically, it should detect that user press at the same point, center of screen, right? But in practical, it's not non linear function. So the result is different and available for developer to detect.</p> <p>That's the secret behine my NeuSense Engine. ;)</p> <p>Sittiphol</p> tag:blogs.forum.nokia.com,2009-03-04:24917 2009-03-04T11:13:39Z 2009-03-04T11:13:39Z

Hi! Quite interesting idea. And what are the technical details of the realization? I assume that in case of sequential pointer events you get coordinates of the "middle points", e.g. when at ...

Damavik http://blogs.forum.nokia.com/blog/sittiphol-phanvilais-forum-nokia-blog <p>Hi!<br /> Quite interesting idea. And what are the technical details of the realization? I assume that in case of sequential pointer events you get coordinates of the "middle points", e.g. when at first touch top-left circle then top-right circle - you get pointer event with y-coordinate = top and x-coordinate = (right-left)/2. Is it so?</p> <p>Yeah, I know, you wouldn't disclose the truth :)</p>