Does anyone know how to use the Raw Input facility on Windows from a WX Python application?
What I need to do is be able to differentiate the input from multiple keyboards. So if there is another way to achieving that, that would work too.
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Have you tried using ctypes?
>>> import ctypes
>>> ctypes.windll.user32.RegisterRawInputDevices
<_FuncPtr object at 0x01FCFDC8>
It would be a little work setting up the Python version of the necessary structures, but you may be able to query the Win32 API directly this way without going through wxPython.
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Theres a nice looking library here http://code.google.com/p/pymultimouse/
It's not wx-python specific - but it does use raw input in python with ctypes (and worked in my test with 2 mice)
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I've wrapped the win32 calls and put together a small Python package to hook into raw input events.
import winrawin
winrawin.hook_raw_input_for_window(hwid, process_event_fn)
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