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Linux: added initial multi-touch support #965

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This pull request add multi-touch support with Linux using XInput2 (X11 extension), and is based on
Mario PR: feature/windows_touch.

I'm using this extension because that's the way it is usually done with other libraries (such as GTK or SDL).

Just like Mario PR, I did not implement non-event touch functions like sf::Touch::isDown(i) for obvious reasons (see Mario comments). I'll wait for these features to be implemented into Mario PR.

@eXpl0it3r eXpl0it3r added this to Discussion in SFML 2.6.0 via automation Aug 13, 2018
@eXpl0it3r eXpl0it3r added this to the 2.6 milestone Aug 13, 2018
@eXpl0it3r eXpl0it3r moved this from Discussion to Review & Testing in SFML 2.6.0 Aug 13, 2018
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Hmmm this PR hasn't aged well. I tried to rebase it until I realized that this code is still based on the XCB code. If you're willing to reimplement this with the current master, I'd be happy to get this merged in with #912, which has already been rebased.

@eXpl0it3r eXpl0it3r moved this from Review & Testing to WIP in SFML 2.6.0 Jan 26, 2019
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@eXpl0it3r eXpl0it3r removed this from the 2.6 milestone Apr 14, 2021
@MarioLiebisch MarioLiebisch force-pushed the feature/windows_touch branch 2 times, most recently from 12ac4a2 to 174a7f9 Compare October 28, 2022 20:33
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