I have already posted in Project Guidance and Technical Support & Questions but have not gotten a reply on either. Granted, the Project Guidance question might be stupid and boring for advanced people, but my question to Technical Support & Questions was taken right from Teensy documentation pages. I can see how beginner questions could be irritating to more experienced members, but wasn't everyone inexperienced at one point?
My question is about the Mouse.moveTo() command, and getting it to work on Linux. I found it on this page:
https://pjrc.com/teensy/td_mouse.html
which says that the solution is to use this Ugly Hack which links to this page:
https://forum.pjrc.com/threads/2866...h-Mouse-moveTo()?p=73391&viewfull=1#post73391
where I found the Ugly Hack code listed in the entry by PaulStoffregen on 05-20-2015, 05:19 PM. My problem is that I have no idea what to do next. Where and how do I insert this code? I have spent many, many hours over the past couple months looking and learning, but am still drowning in a sea of confusion. So if anyone could lend some help I would so greatly appreciate it. Even if just to say, "This is not the place for beginners, get lost!" that would be better than nothing at all, and actually would be useful information!
My question is about the Mouse.moveTo() command, and getting it to work on Linux. I found it on this page:
https://pjrc.com/teensy/td_mouse.html
which says that the solution is to use this Ugly Hack which links to this page:
https://forum.pjrc.com/threads/2866...h-Mouse-moveTo()?p=73391&viewfull=1#post73391
where I found the Ugly Hack code listed in the entry by PaulStoffregen on 05-20-2015, 05:19 PM. My problem is that I have no idea what to do next. Where and how do I insert this code? I have spent many, many hours over the past couple months looking and learning, but am still drowning in a sea of confusion. So if anyone could lend some help I would so greatly appreciate it. Even if just to say, "This is not the place for beginners, get lost!" that would be better than nothing at all, and actually would be useful information!