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Initialises the pen 00129 00130 ********************************************************************************************/ 00131 00132 WinTabPressurePen::WinTabPressurePen() 00133 { 00134 // Initialise member vars to sensible defaults 00135 hTab = NULL; 00136 wActiveCsr = NULL; 00137 wOldCsr = NULL; 00138 wPrsBtn = 0; 00139 ClickThreshold = 0; 00140 PressureMax = MAXPRESSURE; 00141 PenNotOnTablet = TRUE; 00142 00143 // Read the tablet default settings as a basis for our settings 00144 LOGCONTEXT lcMine; 00145 INT32 Result = WTInfo(WTI_DEFCONTEXT, 0, &lcMine); 00146 if (Result == 0) 00147 { 00148 TRACE( _T("Pressure sensitive tablet not detected\n")); 00149 return; 00150 } 00151 00152 // Modify some of the flags in the block we read above 00153 wsprintf(lcMine.lcName, "Camelot"); 00154 lcMine.lcOptions |= CXO_SYSTEM; 00155 lcMine.lcPktData = PACKETDATA; 00156 lcMine.lcPktMode = PACKETMODE; 00157 lcMine.lcMoveMask = PACKETDATA; 00158 00159 hTab = WTOpen(hMainframeWnd, &lcMine, TRUE); 00160 if (hTab == NULL) 00161 { 00162 ERROR3("Failed to initialise pressure sensitive tablet"); 00163 return; 00164 } 00165 00166 PressureAvailable = TRUE; // We initialised! Woo hoo! 00167 00168 // Set the packet queue size we desire - Why? The default of 8 should be ample 00169 /* 00170 Result = WTQueueSizeGet(hTab); 00171 TRACE( _T("Q size is %ld\n"), Result); 00172 00173 INT32 QSize = NPACKETQSIZE; 00174 Result = 0; 00175 while (QSize >= 1 && Result == 0) 00176 { 00177 Result = WTQueueSizeSet(hTab, QSize); 00178 QSize /= 2; 00179 } 00180 */ 00181 // And initalise the tablet ready for use 00182 InitPressure(); 00183 } 00184 00185 00186 00187 /******************************************************************************************** 00188 00189 > WinTabPressurePen::~WinTabPressurePen() 00190 00191 Author: Jason_Williams (Xara Group Ltd) <camelotdev@xara.com> 00192 Created: 24/1/97 00193 00194 Purpose: Destructor. Deinitialises the pen 00195 00196 ********************************************************************************************/ 00197 00198 WinTabPressurePen::~WinTabPressurePen() 00199 { 00200 // If we've got a context open, let's close it to be tidy 00201 if (hTab != NULL) 00202 WTClose(hTab); 00203 } 00204 00205 00206 00207 /******************************************************************************************** 00208 00209 > virtual void WinTabPressurePen::ReadTabletPressureData(void) 00210 00211 Author: Martin_Donelly (Xara Group Ltd) <camelotdev@xara.com> & Jason 00212 Created: 24/1/97 00213 00214 Returns: TRUE if it read pressure successfully 00215 FALSE if it failed - in this case, the caller (base class) will default 00216 to calculating a faked pressure value from movement information. (e.g. 00217 if you stop getting pen pressure packets, revert to using movement 00218 rather than always returning zero!) 00219 00220 Purpose: Records the latest pressure info from the pressure sensitive tablet 00221 Does nothing if this is not a "real" pen 00222 00223 Does nothing in the base class. 00224 00225 ********************************************************************************************/ 00226 00227 BOOL WinTabPressurePen::ReadTabletPressureData(void) 00228 { 00229 // If we couldn't initialise the tablet, or the pen isn't physically present on 00230 // the tablet at the moment (meaning that mouse movements are being generated 00231 // by a mouse), then revert to using the mouse simulation modes. 00232 if (!PressureAvailable || PenNotOnTablet) 00233 return(FALSE); 00234 00235 if (hTab == NULL) 00236 { 00237 ERROR3("No tablet in ReadTabletPressureData"); 00238 return(FALSE); 00239 } 00240 00241 // Make sure our tablet context is "on top" of all others 00242 WTOverlap(hTab, TRUE); 00243 00244 PACKET localPacketBuf; 00245 INT32 nPackets = WTPacketsGet(hTab, 1, &localPacketBuf); 00246 00247 // If there are no new packets, then return immediately, pretending to the base class 00248 // that we were happy, so that it doesn't add in mouse handling code at random while we draw! 00249 if (nPackets <= 0) 00250 return(TRUE); 00251 00252 wActiveCsr = localPacketBuf.pkCursor; 00253 00254 // If this cursor doesn't return pressure data we need to behave like a normal mouse... 00255 WTPKT pktflags = 0; 00256 WTInfo(WTI_CURSORS + wActiveCsr, CSR_PKTDATA, &pktflags); 00257 if ((pktflags & PK_NORMAL_PRESSURE) == 0) 00258 return FALSE; 00259 00260 // Determine which cursor is active - note that a cursor in this sense is 00261 // an input device, such as the pen end/eraser end of the pen. I think. 00262 if (wActiveCsr != wOldCsr) 00263 { 00264 // re-init on cursor change. 00265 InitPressure(); 00266 wOldCsr = wActiveCsr; 00267 } 00268 00269 if (localPacketBuf.pkButtons & (1 << wPrsBtn)) 00270 { 00271 // The user has pressed hard enough to pass the "click" threshold 00272 // so the "button" is effectively down. We subtract the click 00273 // threshold value from the pressure, and return that. It is automatically 00274 // scaled by the pen caller, using our GetPressureMax() value. 00275 // We must be careful not to return negative pressure, though, because 00276 // a second threshold is used to control "release" of the click, so 00277 // that the pen does not "flutter" between clicked/unclicked when it nears 00278 // the threshold. 00279 if (localPacketBuf.pkNormalPressure > ClickThreshold) 00280 PenPressure = localPacketBuf.pkNormalPressure - ClickThreshold; 00281 else 00282 PenPressure = 0; 00283 } 00284 else 00285 { 00286 // The user has not pressed hard enough to pass the "click" threshold 00287 // so the "button" is effectively up - we ignore any pressure in this case. 00288 PenPressure = 0; 00289 } 00290 00291 // And flush any enqueued packets so the next one we get is vaguely related to 00292 // the mouse position at which it occurred. 00293 WTPacketsGet(hTab, 1, NULL); 00294 return(TRUE); 00295 } 00296 00297 00298 00299 /******************************************************************************************** 00300 00301 > void WinTabPressurePen::InitPressure(void) 00302 00303 Author: Martin_Donelly (Xara Group Ltd) <camelotdev@xara.com> & Jason 00304 Created: 24/1/97 00305 00306 Purpose: Sets up the pen ready for reading pressure information. 00307 Reads back the maximum pressure value we'll be given, etc 00308 00309 ********************************************************************************************/ 00310 00311 void WinTabPressurePen::InitPressure(void) 00312 { 00313 /* browse WinTab's many info items to discover pressure handling. */ 00314 AXIS np; 00315 LOGCONTEXT lc; 00316 BYTE logBtns[32]; 00317 UINT32 btnMarks[2]; 00318 UINT32 size; 00319 00320 /* discover the LOGICAL button generated by the pressure channel. */ 00321 /* get the PHYSICAL button from the cursor category and run it */ 00322 /* through that cursor's button map (usually the identity map). */ 00323 wPrsBtn = (BYTE)-1; 00324 WTInfo(WTI_CURSORS + wActiveCsr, CSR_NPBUTTON, &wPrsBtn); 00325 size = WTInfo(WTI_CURSORS + wActiveCsr, CSR_BUTTONMAP, &logBtns); 00326 if ((UINT32)wPrsBtn < size) 00327 wPrsBtn = logBtns[wPrsBtn]; 00328 00329 /* get the current context for its device variable. */ 00330 WTGet(hTab, &lc); 00331 00332 /* get the size of the pressure axis. */ 00333 WTInfo(WTI_DEVICES + lc.lcDevice, DVC_NPRESSURE, &np); 00334 UINT32 prsNoBtnOrg = (UINT32)np.axMin; 00335 UINT32 prsNoBtnExt = (UINT32)np.axMax - (UINT32)np.axMin; 00336 00337 /* get the button marks (up & down generation thresholds) */ 00338 /* and calculate what pressure range we get when pressure-button is down. */ 00339 btnMarks[1] = 0; /* default if info item not present. */ 00340 WTInfo(WTI_CURSORS + wActiveCsr, CSR_NPBTNMARKS, btnMarks); 00341 ClickThreshold = btnMarks[1]; 00342 00343 PressureMax = (UINT32)np.axMax - ClickThreshold; 00344 } 00345 00346 00347 00348 /******************************************************************************************** 00349 00350 > virtual void WinTabPressurePen::StartStroke(void) 00351 00352 Author: Jason_Williams (Xara Group Ltd) <camelotdev@xara.com> 00353 Created: 25/1/97 00354 00355 Purpose: Informs the Pen class that you are starting a stroke (a drag 00356 operation for which you wish to record pressure information) 00357 00358 If you do not call this method, then pressure information 00359 will be "faked" based on mouse speed/direction information. 00360 00361 It should be called when you start your drag (on button down) 00362 00363 When the stroke finishes, remember to call WinTabPressurePen::EndStroke 00364 00365 ********************************************************************************************/ 00366 00367 void WinTabPressurePen::StartStroke(void) 00368 { 00369 // Set the base class up to generate pressure in the correct way 00370 // In case we fail, set pressure to maximum, so if we fall through 00371 // to a mouse handler, we don't get "blank" strokes 00372 CurrentPressureMode = DefaultPressureMode; 00373 PenPressure = PressureMax; 00374 00375 // If we're not currently configured to use the pen pressure, then 00376 // we don't need to do any more - let the base class handle everything. 00377 if (CurrentPressureMode != PressureMode_Pen) 00378 return; 00379 00380 // DY - we no longer wish to fake pressure using mouse speed, so if we're not 00381 // on the tablet at the start of the stroke then we're not doing it 00382 if (PenNotOnTablet) 00383 CurrentPressureMode = PressureMode_None; 00384 00385 // If we failed to initialise a tablet, then revert to speed mode 00386 if (hTab == NULL) 00387 { 00388 CurrentPressureMode = PressureMode_Speed; 00389 return; 00390 } 00391 00392 // ****!!!!TODO 00393 // We should really check tablet proximity here. If the pen's not 00394 // near the tablet, the user must be dragging with a different input 00395 // device. This requires that our Mainframe watches out for WT_PROXIMITY 00396 // messages and tells us about them. 00397 00398 // OK, turn that baby on! 00399 // WTEnable(hTab, TRUE); 00400 00401 PenPressure = 0; 00402 } 00403 00404 00405 00406 /******************************************************************************************** 00407 00408 > virtual void WinTabPressurePen::EndStroke(void) 00409 00410 Author: Jason_Williams (Xara Group Ltd) <camelotdev@xara.com> 00411 Created: 25/1/97 00412 00413 Purpose: Informs the Pen class that you are completing a stroke (a drag 00414 operation for which you recorded pressure information) 00415 00416 This function must be called to "cancel" out a call to StartStroke. 00417 It should be called in your drag completion routine, and should 00418 be called under all "end of drag" circumstances. 00419 00420 ********************************************************************************************/ 00421 00422 void WinTabPressurePen::EndStroke(void) 00423 { 00424 // Stop WinTab bothering to collect packets now - we don't want em 00425 if (hTab != NULL) 00426 { 00427 // WTEnable(hTab, FALSE); // Disable the pen 00428 WTPacketsGet(hTab, 1, NULL); // And flush remaining packets 00429 } 00430 } 00431 00432 00433 00434 /******************************************************************************************** 00435 00436 > void WinTabPressurePen::PenProximityChanged(BOOL LeavingTablet) 00437 00438 Author: Jason_Williams (Xara Group Ltd) <camelotdev@xara.com> 00439 Created: 25/1/97 00440 00441 Inputs: LeavingTablet - TRUE if the pen is leaving the tablet detection area 00442 FALSE if the pen is re-entering the tablet area 00443 00444 Purpose: Called by the CMainFrame window when it recieves a WinTab WT_PROXIMITY 00445 message. This indicates that the pen is moving in or out of the pen 00446 detection area over the tablet. We keep track of the proximity of the 00447 pen, so that if the user puts it down and starts drawing with their 00448 mouse, we realise this and revert to base-class simulated pressure. 00449 00450 ********************************************************************************************/ 00451 00452 void WinTabPressurePen::PenProximityChanged(BOOL LeavingTablet) 00453 { 00454 PenNotOnTablet = LeavingTablet; 00455 } 00456