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Why won't the Python Tkinter Canvas Scroll?

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问题 Why can't I get the python tkinter canvas to respond to the vertical and horizontal swiping/scrolling of Apple's Magic Mouse? The scrollbars for the canvas work properly (meaning the horizontal bar works when I swipe/scroll horizontally on the mouse but not when I swipe/scroll vertically, and the vertical scrollbar moves when I swipe/scroll vertically but doesn't react to any horizontal swiping/scrolling motion), but the canvas doesn't react to any swiping/scrolling of the mouse. Here is my

Why won't the Python Tkinter Canvas Scroll?

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How to implement the two-finger swipe gesture in Cocoa to go back and forward?

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问题 Several applications like Safari and the Finder go back and forward when you swipe with two fingers on your Magic Mouse (or with three fingers on your Magic Trackpad). How would I implement this in my Cocoa application? What classes are available? 回答1: Three finger swipes are easiest, because NSResponder already does the work for you: - (void)swipeWithEvent:(NSEvent *)event; If you want to support two finger swipes (which I don't think technically can be classified as swipes, but rather

Apple Magic Mouse Api

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问题 I just bought a Magic Mouse and I like it pretty much. But as a Mac Developer it's even cooler. But there's one problem: is there already an API available for it? I want to use it for one of my applications. For, example, detect the user's finger positions, swipe or stretch gestures etc... Does anyone know if there's an API for it (and how to use it)? 回答1: The Magic Mouse does not use the NSTouch API. I have been experimenting with it and attempting to capture touch information. I've had no

NSTextView inside NSScrollView not co-operating while scrolling

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问题 I have a TableView which has NSTextView as cells. this is a situation where I have scrollView inside scrollView. Now when I scroll the contents of the textView, and when the textview's content reaches the end, I want the parent scrollView ( the tableView ) to continue scrolling. But by default this does not happen. Instead the parent doesn't scroll at all when the mouse pointer is inside the textView. I want to achieve something like in this example. This is my solution: public class

Touch events with Magic Mouse and iPhone Simulator

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问题 I observe that with the iMac magic mouse, while using the iPhone simulator, if: a) the active view has an object in the center of the iPhone screen which is capable of generating touch events, and b) the iMac operator accidentally or otherwise drags their finger(s) across the magic mouse surface in a way which would normally be used for scrolling, that the object in the center generates (bogus) mouse down and drag events. If there is no such object in the center of the screen, there is no

Apple Magic Mouse Api

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I just bought a Magic Mouse and I like it pretty much. But as a Mac Developer it's even cooler. But there's one problem: is there already an API available for it? I want to use it for one of my applications. For, example, detect the user's finger positions, swipe or stretch gestures etc... Does anyone know if there's an API for it (and how to use it)? Tyler The Magic Mouse does not use the NSTouch API. I have been experimenting with it and attempting to capture touch information. I've had no luck so far. The only touch method that is common to both the mouse and the trackpad is the

Extending Functionality of Magic Mouse: Do I Need a kext?

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I recently purchased a Magic Mouse. It is fantastic and full of potential. Unfortunately, it is seriously hindered by the software support. I want to fix that. I have done quite a lot of research and these are my findings regarding the event chain thus far: The Magic Mouse sends full multitouch events to the system. Multitouch events are processed in the MultitouchSupport.framework (Carbon) The events are interpreted in the framework and sent up to the system as normal events When you scroll with one finger it sends actual scroll wheel events. When you swipe with two fingers it sends a swipe

Extending Functionality of Magic Mouse: Do I Need a kext?

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问题 I recently purchased a Magic Mouse. It is fantastic and full of potential. Unfortunately, it is seriously hindered by the software support. I want to fix that. I have done quite a lot of research and these are my findings regarding the event chain thus far: The Magic Mouse sends full multitouch events to the system. Multitouch events are processed in the MultitouchSupport.framework (Carbon) The events are interpreted in the framework and sent up to the system as normal events When you scroll