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Input Events Library Reference
The Input Events library provides the framework necessary for Screen Graphics Subsystem to communicate with your touch driver.
Input Events Library Overview
mtouch_driver.h
Functions that are to be implemented by the mtouch driver and are called by libinputevents to fetch the data required to transform the device data into mtouch events.
mtouch_driver_detach()
Detach driver from the Input Events framework

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  - Gestures Library Reference
    The Gestures library provides gesture recognizers to detect gestures through touch events that occur when you place one or more fingers on a touch screen.
  - Image Library Reference
  - Input Events Library Reference
    The Input Events library provides the framework necessary for Screen Graphics Subsystem to communicate with your touch driver.
    - Writing a Touch Driver
      In order for Screen to be able to detect events from your touch controller, you need to provide a driver for your touch controller.
    - Input Events Library Overview
      - event_types.h
        Enumerations and structures for input events.
      - mtouch_driver.h
        Functions that are to be implemented by the mtouch driver and are called by libinputevents to fetch the data required to transform the device data into mtouch events.
        Definitions in mtouch_driver.h
        Preprocessor macro definitions for the mtouch_driver.h header file in the libinputevents library
        Driver test result types
        The types of test results
        mtouch_driver_attach()
        Attach driver to the Input Events framework
        mtouch_driver_detach()
        Detach driver from the Input Events framework
        mtouch_driver_funcs_t
        Functions to be implemented by the mtouch driver
        mtouch_driver_process_packet()
        Process the data packet from the specified driver
        mtouch_test_bist()
        Test the built-in-self-test (BIST)
        mtouch_test_fini()
        Clean up test driver interface
        mtouch_test_init()
        Initialize test driver interface
        mtouch_test_read_firmware_version()
        Test the ability to read the firmware version of the driver
        mtouch_test_read_product_id()
        Test the ability to read the product ID of the driver
        mtouch_test_read_serial_id()
        Test the ability to read the serial ID of the driver
        mtouch_test_read_supplier_id()
        Test the ability to read the supplier ID
      - mtouch_log.h
        Function and Macros that print mtouch log information.
      - mtouch_params.h
        Enumerations and Structures for mtouch parameters.
      - parseopts.h
        Helper functions to parse the options from the mtouch section of graphics.conf.
      - screen_helpers.h
        Helper functions for Screen input events.
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    The OpenWF Display Server (wfd-server) is a resource manager that provides applications the ability to show image buffers directly to the display controller via the OpenWF Display API.
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    QNX Screen Graphics Subsystem is a graphics framework that provides all the functionality necessary to develop interactive user experiences.
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    The video capture framework provides applications the ability to capture frames from a video input source. These frames can be passed to a graphics component such as Screen for display.
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mtouch_driver_detach()

QNX SDP8.0Input Events Library ReferenceAPIDeveloperProgramming

Detach driver from the Input Events framework

Synopsis:

#include <input/mtouch_driver.h>

void mtouch_driver_detach(struct mtouch_device *device)

Arguments:

device: Handle to the touch device.

Library:

libinputevents

Description:

This function disconnects the specified driver from the Input Events framework. Any memory allocated by the framework to support this driver will be freed. This function must be called in addition to any device cleanup.

Returns:

Nothing.

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