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Rob
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Posted - 03/03/2013 : 15:28:20
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********************************************************** This is a Beta release, use at your own risk and make sure to back up your StrokesPlus.xml file. If you're new to S+, install 2.6.3 first, then replace the EXE and DLL with the contents of this Beta release. **********************************************************
32-bit:
http://www.strokesplus.com/files/StrokesPlus_2.6.4_x86_Beta5.zip
64-bit:
http://www.strokesplus.com/files/StrokesPlus_2.6.4_x64_Beta5.zip
Change Log: - Made several significant adjustments to the TouchPad capture and abort logic. - If you start moving with 1 finger, then touch the other 1 (or 2 for 3-finger capture) and let go of all fingers at the same time (within less than 150ms), S+ will attempt to recognize the gesture. - If you start moving with 1 finger, then touch the other 1 (or 2 for 3-finger capture), then remove only 1 (or 2) fingers while still drawing (for at least 150ms), S+ will abort the capture. - If you start with 2 (or 3) fingers, but while still drawing remove one or more fingers (but there is still at least one finger down), S+ will abort the capture. - This logic is very tricky to make resilient and provide a good user experience :-) - Note that, for me anyway, the Synaptics software sees a TouchPad gesture differently when Control or Shift are down, so holding the ignore key stops S+ from capturing, but Synaptics still sees the Control key is pressed and doesn't fire the Synaptics gesture. I changed the S+ ignore key to Alt and the Synaptics software gestures seem to work fine while holding Alt. Even while S+ isn't running the Synaptics software doesn't fire a TouchPad gesture while Control key is held, so this isn't a S+ issue. Also, S+ can't consume the ignore key or you'd never be able to use it anywhere in Windows (Ctrl+C, etc.)
Follow this post for full and new details:
http://www.strokesplus.com/forum/topic/621/open-synaptics-touchpad-support |
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