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GeneMosher avatar GeneMosher commented on June 12, 2024

Yes, I have noticed this, but I had not mentioned it to anyone. Perhaps I should have ?!?! It certainly is a bad enough bug, but it is a recent one, too. It is the kind of bug that happens when the underlying X.org code changes. ViewTouch code which handles the touchscreen input was written over 20 years ago at a time when there was little or no touchscreen support in the X.org code which deals with input devices. That support does exist today but I don't believe ViewTouch code acknowledges this 'recent' support for touchscreens.

Long ago, before Linux, in 1986, the ViewTouch code base had been written to acknowledge the difference between a mouse click and a touch. Each was handled differently and this was a very useful, superior way of handling input. When the current version of ViewTouch was begun in 1995 the ViewTouch code base did not differentiate between a mouse click and a touch. This was a step backward, admittedly. I look forward to the day that touch input and a mouse click once again are differentiated - handled as separate events. I have been told that this should not be difficult to achieve but no one except myself has regarded this as important enough to implement. I would ask anyone to trust me that when a user is in 'Edit Mode' there is a BIG difference to users when a mouse click is differentiated from a touch.

For now, fixing this segfault is a very nice step forward. Thanks for taking a look at it, NeroBurner. See you in Vienna soon! I'll be bringing some gear with me.

There is also a segfault if the screen is touched immediately after the program starts and reaches 'Page One'. Likely the same code, I'm thinking.

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NeroBurner avatar NeroBurner commented on June 12, 2024

Hope this is fixed now

I'm also looking forward to see you

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