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Entwicklerinformationen
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| libgii1 | General Input Interface runtime libraries | Mehr ... |
"General Graphics Interface" - a fast, portable graphics environment.
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This package contains the shared libraries for LibGII, the input
library developed by the GGI project. Also included is LibGG, the
library containing GGI's configuration and target option parsing code.
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Install libgii-target packages for specific input modules!
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This package contains input modules for these devices:
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null Dummy input device which never generates any input
stdin Characters from standard input
file Input saved by the "save" input filter
tcp Input from a socket
linux_kbd Raw Linux keyboard devices
linux_mouse Linux mouse devices
linux_joy Linux joystick devices
linux_evdev New style HIDs
mouse Mice of all sorts: Microsoft, MouseSystems, Logitech, Sun,
MouseMan, MMSeries, BusMouse and PS2
spaceorb SpaceOrb 3D input device
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Usually, it is not necessary to specify which of these input devices
you want to use; LibGGI normally finds an appropriate input device.
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These input filter modules are also included:
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mouse Generic mouse event generator
save Save away an event stream for later playback
keytrans Generic key event translator
tcp Send input to a tcp socket |
| libgii1-dev | General Input Interface development package | Mehr ... |
"General Graphics Interface" - a fast, portable graphics environment.
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This package contains the development environment for LibGII, the GGI
project's General Input Interface, and LibGG, the library containing
GGI's configuration and target option parsing code.
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Two useful demo programs are also included:
mhub Translate LibGGI events to mouse events
xsendbut Translate mhub to X button events |
| libgii1-target-x | General Input Interface X input target | Mehr ... |
"General Graphics Interface" - a fast, portable graphics environment.
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This package contains input modules that make input sources available
for use with LibGII, the input library developed by the GGI project.
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Input modules are included for these devices:
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x Keyboard and mouse input from a newly created X window
xwin Keyboard, mouse and expose input from an existing X window
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Usually, it is not necessary to specify which of these input devices
you want to use; LibGGI normally finds an appropriate input device. |
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