problem with blist control on HTC HD2 device

[mike2ppc]

Hello together,

i've compiled the sample blist4min as Device(AutoScale)EXE with version 6.90 and
execute it on a HTC HD2 device with .NET CF 3.5 and Windows Mobile 6.5 Professional.
Details about installed .NET versions: 3.5.7283.0 and 2.0.7045.0.
Scrolling numberlist works fine but choosing an blist item don't work.
So the click_event don't works. When I execute it on HTC Touch2 all works fine. Also in the emulator it works well.

Does somebody know this problem and can help with
a solution ?

Thanks

Regards

Michael

 

[mike2ppc]

nobody here who can help me with this problem and have some
experiance with same issues ?

 

[corwin42]

I don't know if this will fix the issue but as I remember it correct, v6.90 is delivered with an old blist.dll. Try to replace the dll with the latest from here

 

[robinathome]

I have tried this on my HD2 and it works OK, no problems. With or without AutoScale

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Robin

 

[mike2ppc]

I changed the blist.dll version and now it works. Thanks for this tip.

 

[mike2ppc]

I have tried this on my HD2 and it works OK, no problems. With or without AutoScale

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Robin

How is the reaction time when you touch on a item (click event), is it quick or you have to hold down a while ?

 

[mike2ppc]

Blist 'click' sensitivity on HTC HD2 device

It seems that the 'click' sensitivity on HTC HD2 devices not working fine.
Does somebody have experience with that ? I've found out that with Blist version 0.92 this should be solved.
Generally the click event works but with a very slow response time and that on a HD2 with a fast multitouch screen. On a HTC Touch2 it works well. My feeling is that this have to do with the screen resolution 400x800 and autoscale mode.
Does someone know any parameter in blist control to effect the sensitivity of click event ?

 

[robinathome]

The reaction time is fine on my HD2 as a compile program. I will check using Basic4PPC ie as plain code. Do you have anything else running on the HD2, as I know task manager always has lots of things in the background.
Robin