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Hey guys ,
I'm working on a project for which I've to get my application to display two cursors on the screen.
Please guide me as to what functions I ...
- 09-10-2008 #1Just Joined!
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Two mice on the same screen
Hey guys
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I'm working on a project for which I've to get my application to display two cursors on the screen.
Please guide me as to what functions I am suppose to use and which Library.
As I'm working on Ubuntu and have to code it in C some examples would really be helpful.
Thank you.
- 09-10-2008 #2
I know there is an extension of the xlib protocol.
It's called multipointer, or short "MPX".
YouTube - MPX demo videoDebian GNU/Linux -- You know you want it.
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Hey I went through the video.
I want to do something similar.
Can u guide me more so that it would more clear to me as to which exact path I should follow.
Thank you.
- 09-11-2008 #4
MPX is a rather new extension, it was added to the mainstream XOrg server just a few months ago. Therefore, I think you basically have two options:
1. Change to a distribution which has a very up-to-date versions of the X Window System.
2. Patch your current X server (non-trivial).
Either way, you should go to the homepage of the author and ask for guidiance. After all, Peter should know best how to use his product.
MPX: The Multi-Pointer X ServerDebian GNU/Linux -- You know you want it.
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I'm not aware of the actual in and outs of the X window System.
I've start from studying it.
So can you help with that.
Like some material or something.
It would be really great.
Hey and thanks alot.
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[QUOTE=shantanu_nalawade;623443]I'm not aware of the actual in and outs of the X window System.
I've start from studying it.
So can you help with that.
Like some material or something.
It would be really great.
Hey and thanks alot.
- 09-11-2008 #7
I learned XLib programming with these two books:
Xlib Programming Manual (O'Reilly & Associates, Inc.): Table of Contents
Internet Archive: Details: Xlib Reference Manual for Version 11 Vol. 2Debian GNU/Linux -- You know you want it.


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