08-04-2010 08:55 AM
Another compatibility issue:
Storms screen had touch / click events. Torches screen supports only touch event, which acts as old click event. So this to could be overridden by treating touch as old touch, and long touch as old click. Any other ideas?
08-04-2010 01:25 PM - edited 08-04-2010 04:26 PM
RIM has stated that the format for putting your finger on the Torch screen is "DOWN/CLICK", taking your finger off the screen does "UNCLICK/UP".
This isn't an OS6 change, this is a no-SurePress change. You can check this by doing net.rim.device.api.system.capability.DeviceCapabil
08-04-2010 02:06 PM
So basically like a basic j2me device ![]()
How do you differentiate between a simple focus vs. click.
i.e. tap vs click...
I really need to get my hands on this device ![]()
08-04-2010 04:25 PM
Just get the simulator, there is no distiction between focus and click. There have been many cases just playing around with the simulator where I tap a button to keep the backlight from going off and suddenly I'm in a app. I don't really like it but it will probably just take some time getting used to.
08-04-2010 04:42 PM - edited 08-04-2010 04:48 PM
I have tried the new 9800 simulator with my v5.0 app. I already had the v5 app coded to work with storm, bold, curve, pearl, etc, and show the virtual keyboard only when supported.
It performs wonderfully by default in the 9800 simulator.
Basically I would describe the virtual keyboard support as working identical to the storm, except that if you have the physical keyboard out, the virtual keyboard does not display (and therefore does not affect screen layout).
rcmaniac25 wrote:Just get the simulator, there is no distiction between focus and click. There have been many cases just playing around with the simulator where I tap a button to keep the backlight from going off and suddenly I'm in a app. I don't really like it but it will probably just take some time getting used to.
Have you tried View > Keep LCD On (in the simulator)?
08-04-2010 11:36 PM
@bpearce: I know about the setting but I try to keep it as close to what it would actually be on a real device. If I make an app that the backlight might go off in the middle of then how can I set it up so it engages the user ever time before the app goes off.