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This function is called whenever the user presses a key or touches the screen during calibration.
void TouchCalibrateUI_HandleUserInputMessage( UINT Message,UINT wParam,UINT lParam);
Parameters
- Message
Windows message (for example, WM_LBUTTONDOWN). - wParam
Short integer that contains additional message-specific information. - lParam
Long integer that contains additional message-specific information.
Return Values
None.
Remarks
This function should ignore all inputs unless the touch calibration state variable has a value of TCS_CONFIRMING.
This function is usually responsible for calling TouchCalibrateUI_Done. The sample code checks the state of the keyboard to decide whether to wait for the ESC or ENTER key to be pressed or to wait for a tap on the screen.
Requirements
OS Versions: Windows CE 2.10 and later.
Header: Calibrui.h.
See Also
TouchCalibrateUI_Done | TouchCalibrateUI_DrawConfirmationScreen | TouchCalibrateUI_DrawMainScreen | TouchCalibrateUI_Initialize | TouchCalibrateUI_WaitForConfirmation
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