GHIElectronics.Endpoint.Devices.Touch

Touchscreen support for Endpoint. The Touch class is abstract: subclass it for your panel's chip (I2C, SPI, custom). Ships one concrete subclass, InputTouch, that wraps a kernel /dev/input/eventN (used for USB touchscreens).

Classes

Class	Summary
InputTouch	Touchscreen backed by a kernel input device at /dev/input/eventN. USB HID touchscreens show up this way automatically.
Touch	A touchscreen on the board. This class is abstract: the library ships one concrete subclass, Touch.InputTouch, for touchscreens the kernel exposes at /dev/input/eventN (USB HID touchscreens). All other touch controllers (SPI chips like XPT2046, I2C chips like FT5x06 or GT911, custom boards) are the customer's own subclass code using the Core Spi/I2c/Gpio APIs. Interrupt-based drivers are first class: GpioPin.ValueChanged wakes the touch thread the moment the chip pulls the IRQ line. Subclasses raise Touch.OnChangedEvent by calling Touch.RaiseChanged from their reader loop or interrupt handler.
TouchEventArgs	Event data for Touch.OnChangedEvent: how the fingers changed since the last event.

Structs

Struct	Summary
TouchPoint	One finger on the touchscreen.

Enums

Enum	Summary
TouchEventType	How the Points changed between frames.

Delegates

Delegate	Summary
TouchChangedEventHandler	Handler for Touch.OnChangedEvent. Called on the touch reader thread (Touch.InputTouch uses the kernel evdev reader thread; custom subclasses decide their own).