Roy Schestowitz wrote:
> __/ [Bart Friederichs] on Thursday 05 January 2006 07:44 \__
>
>>I have installed the Palm Emulator POSE on my Linux system and it works
>>okay. Sometimes it uses 100% CPU, but a reset fixes that. The buttons on
>>the bottom work fine, but clicking anywhere on the touchscreen doesn't
>>work at all.
>
> Which distribution is it? Have you installed an RPM? Any warnings raised?
It is Slackware 10.2, with all packages updated to -current. I did not
install from a TGZ, but from source. There were a *lot* of warnings and
I had to tweak the code, because pose uses old FLTK names. Most of the
warnings though do not seem very harmful (pointer casts, deprecated ways
of doing things, etc).
>>How can I fix that?
>
> I believe it's often a matter of tweaking the source code or trying a more
> modern or a different distribution. Unless you find workarounds...
Do you have any idea where I could start in tweaking the code? Because
the buttons do work, it doesn't seem to be a toolkit problem.
> Have you already tried -h --h and --help? If these do not exist, it is
> unlikely that any other command-line options were bound to the binary.
-h gives options (though it is not 'help', but 'don't understand',
unfortunately none seem to be connected to the touchscreen:
bf@laptop-bartf:~$ pose -h
Don't understand the command line parameter "-h".
Options are:
-psf <file> Session file to open at startup
-rom <file> ROM file to use at startup
-ram_size <size> Amount of RAM (in K) to emulate at startup
-device <name> Device type to use at startup
-skin <name> Name of skin to use for the device
-load_apps <name(s)> Comma-seperated list of names of .prc files to
load at startup
-run_app <name> Name of file to automatically run at startup
-quit_on_exit Cause Poser to quit after -run application exits
-pref <key=value> Change a preference setting
-bg2 color
-bg color
-di[splay] host:n.n
-dn[d]
-fg color
-g[eometry] WxH+X+Y
-i[conic]
-k[bd]
-na[me] classname
-nod[nd]
-nok[bd]
-not[ooltips]
-s[cheme] scheme
-ti[tle] windowtitle
-to[oltips]
Bart
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