/// <summary>
/// Starts the touch calibration
/// </summary>
/// <param name="cc">Configuration to use when calibrating the screen</param>
/// <remarks>
/// This will show the touch calibration window.
/// </remarks>
public static void CalibrateTouch(CalibrationConfiguration cc)
{
IContainer prv = Core.ActiveContainer;
var cw = new CalibrationWindow(cc);
Core.ActiveContainer = cw;
_activeBlock = new ManualResetEvent(false);
_activeBlock.Reset();
while (!_activeBlock.WaitOne(1000, false))
{
}
_activeBlock = null;
Core.ActiveContainer = prv;
}
public CalibrationWindow(CalibrationConfiguration cc)
{
int i;
_sy = null;
_cc = cc;
_step1 = true;
X = 0;
Y = 0;
Width = Core.Screen.Width;
Height = Core.Screen.Height;
// Ask the touch system how many points are needed to
// calibrate.
Touch.ActiveTouchPanel.GetCalibrationPointCount(ref _calibrationpointCount);
// Create the calibration point array.
_calpoints = new point[_calibrationpointCount];
_sx = new short[_calibrationpointCount];
_sy = new short[_calibrationpointCount];
_cx = new short[_calibrationpointCount];
_cy = new short[_calibrationpointCount];
// Get the points for calibration.
for (i = 0; i < _calibrationpointCount; i++)
{
Touch.ActiveTouchPanel.GetCalibrationPoint(i, ref _x, ref _y);
_calpoints[i].X = _x;
_calpoints[i].Y = _y;
_sx[i] = (short)_x;
_sy[i] = (short)_y;
}
// Start the calibration process.
_currentCalpoint = 0;
Touch.ActiveTouchPanel.StartCalibration();
}