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matherp
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Posted: 01:00pm 27 May 2026
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PhenixRising
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No freaking WAY!  

Wait, does this mean that a desktop PC monitor with USB touchscreen will work?

I'm all of a dither...need to grab a coffee  

Capacitive    
 
Peter63
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Posted: 01:14pm 27 May 2026
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Nice  
 
Grogster

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Nice one, my son!  
Watching this thread with interest.

Was about to start work on a project using the same 2350B board, but was thinking about using a mouse and keyboard.  Touch might be the way to go!  
Smoke makes things work. When the smoke gets out, it stops!
 
matherp
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  Quote  Watching this thread with interest.

Coming soon
Do
 Select Case Touch(SWIPE)
   Case 1 : Print @(0,0) "swipe LEFT     "
   Case 2 : Print @(0,0) "swipe RIGHT    "
   Case 3 : Print @(0,0) "swipe UP       "
   Case 4 : Print @(0,0) "swipe DOWN     "
 End Select
 If Touch(TAP)   Then Print @(0,16) "TAP            "
 If Touch(DTAP)  Then Print @(0,16) "DOUBLE TAP     "
 If Touch(HOLD)  Then Print @(0,16) "LONG PRESS     "
 Select Case Touch(PINCH)
   Case 1 : Print @(0,32) "EXPAND         "
   Case 2 : Print @(0,32) "CONTRACT       "
 End Select
 Select Case Touch(ROTATE)
   Case 1 : Print @(0,48) "ROTATE CW      "
   Case 2 : Print @(0,48) "ROTATE CCW     "
 End Select
 If Touch(TTAP)  Then Print @(0,64) "TWO-FINGER TAP "
 Pause 50
Loop


Edited 2026-05-28 18:04 by matherp
 
PhenixRising
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Game changer  
 
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Great Peter
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matherp
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  Quote  Game changer


Just wait  
 
PhenixRising
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  Grogster said  Nice one, my son!  
Watching this thread with interest.

Was about to start work on a project using the same 2350B board, but was thinking about using a mouse and keyboard.  Touch might be the way to go!  


I had a giggle about your post that was teasing Pete about never supporting BT. I was gonna reply:

  Quote   Yeah, unfortunately, we'll never, ever, ever have support for capacitive USB touchscreens in MMBasic because it is totally impossible, just will never happen.

(now let's see what happens...I'll check back tomorrow   )


I chickened out and decided not to post  
 
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Very nice! Is the 1024x600 resolution supported natively or is the display up-scaling or re-scaling a different resolution?
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matherp
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  Quote  Is the 1024x600 resolution supported natively

Yes. OPTION RESOLUTION 1024x600
mode 1 1024x600x1-bit
mode 2 256x150x4-bit
mode 3 512x300x4bit
mode 5 256x150x8bit

That was in 6.02.01 but somehow missed the manual
 
Grogster

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  PhenixRising said  I had a giggle about your post that was teasing Pete about never supporting BT. I was gonna reply:

  Quote   Yeah, unfortunately, we'll never, ever, ever have support for capacitive USB touchscreens in MMBasic because it is totally impossible, just will never happen.

(now let's see what happens...I'll check back tomorrow   )


I chickened out and decided not to post  



You know the old saying: Never say never.

It could also simply be that Peter loves a challenge, and if he's not really working on anything else, he starts tinkering with those ideas, not really caring or expecting it to work without LOTS of effort - as he himself says.   The tinkering yields some - perhaps unexpected - success, so that peaks his interest, and away he goes.  

That's my theory on why he's known to state "Thing X will NEVER happen." - then it does!    
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Volhout
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  Grogster said  That's my theory on why he's known to state "Thing X will NEVER happen." - then it does!    


Should say: "Thing X will NEVER happen." - UNTIL it does!
Famous quote from the designers of the Titanic..

Volhout

P.S. When Peter started out porting MMBasic to Pico, there was not a lot of code written for Pico. So every new feature had the be hand coded by himself. Then there was some guy that showed VGA could be generated, and Peter looked at the code, and used it/improved it etc.. Now we are 5 years (yes 5 years !) further, and the world has embraced the pico's, and communities start writing code for it/porting to it. So Peter does not have to write every line of code himself. He can learn from at what others created, and use the knwoledge.

And then there is Claude ... to help with new code.

Volhout
Edited 2026-05-29 16:40 by Volhout
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