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Cool (Score:1)

by SuperCruncher (3330)

Just tried this on my R52 now - works nicely. Experimenting with $depth and $threshold is quite interesting too. I'm wondering if you can get any other information beyond the X and Y coordinates.
I think this could be quite useful as a CPAN module.
- Re:Cool (Score:1)
  
  by miyagawa (1653) on 2006.06.14 3:08 (#48186) Homepage Journal
  
  That'd be great. Can you also try This [typepad.com]? It turns your ThinkPad into a lightsaber. If you run from ActivePerl, you need Win32API::File, Win32::GUI and Win32::Sound. The svn repository has .exe file as well.
  
  Yeah, I'll definitely make it a CPAN module. I'm not sure if we can get more information than the X Y coordinate. Needs more reverse engineering.
  
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