Touch screen support for analog touch panels is available, including a low level driver, which handles the analog input (from an 8 bit or better AD-converter), debouncing and calibration of the touch screen. The window manager deals with touch messages and widgets such as button objects. It takes no more than one line of code to create a button or another widget, which then automatically handles touch messages and reacts accordingly. emWin also supports mouse and keyboard inputs.
The touch screen simulation is integrated into the regular emWin simulation. Mouse events are used to simulate the touch screen. The simulation can be used to write the user interface of your application and can be sent as a simple .exe files to anybody for discussion, demonstration or verification.
