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Pen pendockchange event #240

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gked opened this issue Jul 16, 2019 · 5 comments
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Pen pendockchange event #240

gked opened this issue Jul 16, 2019 · 5 comments
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gked commented Jul 16, 2019

Similar to penbuttonevents this proposal is to expose new event called pendockchange event.

There is hardware e.g. Microsoft Surface Hub where it comes with a dock that is capable of emitting dock events. It is impossible today for a web app to detect pen dock change when user lifts the pen from the dock. Native apps however do get this functionality. With pendockchange event, developers can use this to change the app view. For example, PowerPoint app can change view tab to a drawing tab. Web PowerPoint should be able to do the same.

Is there any opposition to standardizing pendockchange event to enable such scenarios? Are there standards already being discussed that are applicable?

link to the explainer.

@snianu as FYI

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garykac commented Jul 16, 2019

Can you posted this to WICG for incubation?

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https://discourse.wicg.io/ would be the right place. Looking forward to receiving the proposal on the WICG side.

If we get buy in from other implementers quickly, we can bring the changes back to the WG soon.

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gked commented Jul 16, 2019

@garykac and @marcoscaceres, yes, i am going to do this as well.

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Thanks @gked. Please let us know when it’s up and we can continue the discussion there.

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gked commented Jul 17, 2019

here is the ink to the WICG post.

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