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[pygame] pyGame and touchscreens
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- Subject: [pygame] pyGame and touchscreens
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- Date: Wed, 25 Oct 2006 10:46:03 +0200
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Hi,
I'm working on a touchscreen application with pygame. Up till now,
I've always used pygame's mouse events to track the user's actions (as
I don't have the touchscreen yet).
Just this morning, I started to wonder whether relying on the fact
that touchscreen input equals mouse input (from pygame's perspective)
is really a wise thing to do.
Does anyone have experience with pygame's input event handler and touchscreens?
Thanks,
Mathieu