Lines Matching defs:finger

83 	signed short	sp_sy;  /* for secondary finger */
86 u_char sp_primary; /* seen primary finger packet */
87 u_char sp_secondary; /* seen secondary finger packet */
88 u_char sp_finger_status; /* seen extended finger packet */
425 * 0 0x60 multifinger mode identifies firmware finger counting
488 { SYN_FLAG_HAS_MULTI_FINGER_REPORT, "Multi-finger Report", },
489 { SYN_FLAG_HAS_MULTI_FINGER, "Multi-finger", },
662 * extended W mode if supported so we can report second finger
845 SYSCTL_DESCR("Define finger applied pressure threshold"),
857 SYSCTL_DESCR("Define finger removed pressure threshold"),
1242 * then this will be the finger count.
1245 * just punt with one finger, if this really is a palm
1280 /* Width of finger */
1299 /* parse the second finger report */
1331 /* work out the virtual finger width */
1348 * XXX Park this, possibly handle a finger
1389 * then this will be the finger count.
1392 * just punt with one finger, if this really is a palm
1402 * "virtual" finger width is reported.
1417 /* derive the virtual finger width */
1423 /* Absolute X/Y coordinates of finger */
1464 * unmoving second finger.
1560 * case finger comes off in a different
1568 * if the finger moves to a different
1636 /* set the finger count only if we haven't seen an extended-w
1637 * finger count status
1806 * Apply some hysteresis when checking for a finger.
1807 * When the finger is first applied, we ignore it until the
1808 * pressure exceeds the 'high' threshold. The finger is considered
1834 * Contact area or pressure is too great to be a finger.
1860 * The width value can report spurious single-finger
1861 * events after a multi-finger event.
1891 * Basically, if the finger is removed again within
1913 * Check if the contact time and finger movement were
1915 * Ignore finger movement if multiple fingers were
1976 * Always clear drag state when the finger is removed.
2025 * Maintain button state until the finger is removed.
2036 synaptics_filter_policy(struct synaptics_softc *sc, int finger, int *history,
2050 * tiny finger movements.
2111 * the delta derived from finger movement. This provides a smooth
2112 * transition from finger movement to edge motion.
2133 * movements of the finger.
2174 * If we're dealing with a drag gesture, and the finger moves to
2289 * Determine whether or not a finger is on the pad.
2317 * Do movement processing IFF we have a single finger and no palm or
2318 * a secondary finger and no palm.
2360 /* Now work out which finger to report, just
2365 /* secondary finger wins */
2372 * No valid finger. Therefore no movement.
2385 * No valid finger. Therefore no movement.