[fazer666]

Hello,

I use e-ink version of MSP on an Onyx Boox 13'' (TabX) which runs under Android 11 (official). MSP is in release 3.9.7. Yesterday I was on 3.9.5, I've just upgrade today.

Yesterday, during rehearsal, when I wanted to write some annotations with stylus, the first characters wrote then the UI froze. The only thning I was able to do was either switch off the tab, or close de lid then open it again to get control again on the tablet.
Upgradin from 3.9.5 to 3.9.7 didn't solve the problem.

This morning, I tried again lauching logcat to get some infos. When the tablet freeze, I get un bunch of messages :

Code:

[font=monospace][color=#000000]11-14 08:40:43.604  8105  8188 I InputDispatcher: Dropping event because a pointer for a stylus device is already active  [/color]
11-14 08:40:43.604  8105  8188 I InputDispatcher: tempTouchState, displayId=0, down=false, split=false, deviceId=5, toolType=2 ,source=0x00005002[/font]

Not sure if it's useful to diagnose the problem...

Any idea ?

[Zubersoft]

You can uncheck stylus mode in the annotation settings to see if the problem is related to the "Raw Drawing Mode" that lets you write without latency. If so, I can try updating to the latest Onyx library versions to see if it resolves the issue (I can send you a build to install), otherwise I'm not sure what to suggest as I haven't changed any code related to annotating on an e-ink device, other than a problem reported with the crescendo tool.

Mike

[fazer666]

You can uncheck stylus mode in the annotation settings to see if the problem is related to the "Raw Drawing Mode" that lets you write without latency. If so, I can try updating to the latest Onyx library versions to see if it resolves the issue (I can send you a build to install), otherwise I'm not sure what to suggest as I haven't changed any code related to annotating on an e-ink device, other than a problem reported with the crescendo tool.

Mike

OK, so far I just unchecked the option Enter Annotation Mode with Stylus Input and the problem is gone.

Actually, it's a better behaviour likewise because it avoids entering annotation mode when you moves the stylus next to the screen

Thanks for the suggestion.

Olivier.

[Zubersoft]

I definitely can't explain why that would have resolved the issue for you, but I'm glad it did. Thanks for following up.

Mike