On an MacBook Pro (Retina, 13-inch, Early 2015) with El Capitan version 10.11.1 the internal keyboard works ok for me with chuck built from git head $ chuck --version chuck version: 1.3.5.2-beta-1 (chimera) mac os x : intel : 64-bit http://chuck.cs.princeton.edu/ http://chuck.stanford.edu/ $ chuck --loop [chuck](VM): sporking incoming shred: 1 (kb.ck)... keyboard ' Apple Internal Keyboard / Trackpad ' ready 1# 30 2# 31 3# 32 4# 33 5# 34 q# 20 w# 26 e# 8 r# 21 t# 23 y# 28 # 224 # 6 ^C[chuck]: cleaning up... On Sun, Nov 1, 2015 at 6:50 PM, Bob Bob wrote:

Tried keyboard input on Yosemite, same model only difference is that my laptop has 15" and it worked just fine.

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El 31/10/2015, a las 10:22 a.m., David Loberg Code < d.loberg.code@wmich.edu> escribió:

Spencer and Bob, The problem is not exclusively an El Capitan issue. It was already happening in Yosemite before she upgraded. We have tried other device numbers. If it is a correct device number, it will open the keyboard but not receive data. If it is an incorrect device number, it gives the 'couldn’t open' response. (As I indicated, we also tried connecting an external USB keyboard.)

davd

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I've hesitated to update to el capitan because a lot of people have been having issues. I also have the latest MacBook pro but 15" and everything works so far.

2015-10-28 19:06 GMT-06:00 Spencer Salazar :

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Hi David,

I will test this on my end also but some times an OS version update will introduce "ghost" HID's, especially keyboards or trackpads, that can be opened but do not generate data. This has happened a few times before. The way to check is to change the kbNum and see if using a different number (1, 2, 3, etc.) produce data. You only need to try this until you see "couldn't open keyboard #" for whichever number after 0, which means you've exhausted the list of things ChucK thinks is a keyboard.

Otherwise this could be a new issue specific to El Capitan :(

spencer

On Wed, Oct 28, 2015 at 11:16 AM, David Loberg Code < d.loberg.code@wmich.edu> wrote:

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I have a student with a MacBook Pro (Retina, 13", early-2015). She was on Yosemite with latest ChucK build; now on El Capitan with the ChucK beta build (1.3.5.2 beta). The same problem happened in both builds.

She can open the keyboard with Hid. It will successfully pull the kb.name and print it. However, it won’t detect any other activity from the keyboard. It gets stopped at kb=>now; and won’t go any further. We have tried an external USB keyboard too, and it produces the same problem.

Anyone else have this happen OR have a cure?

thanks,

davd

David Loberg Code Western Michigan University code@wmich.edu

Hid kb; HidMsg kbMsg; 0 => int kbNum; kb.openKeyboard( kbNum ) => int kbAvailable; if ( kbAvailable == 0 ) me.exit(); <<< "keyboard '", kb.name(), "' ready" >>>;

while (true) { // hangs up waiting for kb=>now event kb => now; while(kb.recv(kbMsg)) { if (kbMsg.isButtonDown()) { kbMsg.key => int keyNum; <<< "#", keyNum >>>; } //end button down } // end while hid.recv } // end while(true)

davd

David Loberg Code School of Music Western Michigan University 1903 W Michigan Ave Kalamazoo, MI 49008-5434 code@wmich.edu

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