Patch for multitouch in include/linux/hid.h

Patch for multitouch in include/linux/hid.h

[Stéphane Chatty]

Dear Jiri,

I discovered I might have left a minor mistake in the Stantum driver  
I sent you, and I directly checked in your for-next tree. It happens  
that the mistake is there, and I'll work on a patch.

While checking, I found that you have applied PATCH 2/2, but not  
PATCH 1/2. Remember, I had forgotten to Cc you when I submitted my  
patches and you found out about the second later; you probably  
haven't seen the first. The point is that this PATCH 1/2 is in  
include/linux/hid.h and, as we discussed months ago, it might have  
consequences on other devices: it consists in changing the end of  
IS_INPUT_APPLICATION so that digitizer usages up to 0x0006 are  
considered as input applications. Could you have a look at it?  
Otherwise, the 3M, Stantum and Acer code will not be called by the  
HID core.

Cheers,

St.

Re: Patch for multitouch in include/linux/hid.h

[Jiri Kosina]

On Sun, 10 Jan 2010, Stéphane Chatty wrote:

> I discovered I might have left a minor mistake in the Stantum driver I sent
> you, and I directly checked in your for-next tree. It happens that the mistake
> is there, and I'll work on a patch.
> 
> While checking, I found that you have applied PATCH 2/2, but not PATCH 1/2.
> Remember, I had forgotten to Cc you when I submitted my patches and you found
> out about the second later; you probably haven't seen the first. The point is
> that this PATCH 1/2 is in include/linux/hid.h and, as we discussed months ago,
> it might have consequences on other devices: it consists in changing the end
> of IS_INPUT_APPLICATION so that digitizer usages up to 0x0006 are considered
> as input applications. Could you have a look at it? Otherwise, the 3M, Stantum
> and Acer code will not be called by the HID core.

Hi Stephane,

could you please bounce/forward the mail with patch to me?

Thanks,

-- 
Jiri Kosina
SUSE Labs, Novell Inc.
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