tuyaopen-peripheral-touch

name	tuyaopen/peripheral-touch
description	TDL touch panel (touchpad) usage for TuyaOpen: discover the touch device, poll for touch coordinates, and handle multi-touch points. Touch shares the display's device name. 触摸、触摸屏、触控、触点、手势、点击、滑动、touchpad、touch、GT911、GT1151、CST816。
when_to_use	Use when the user wants to read touch / tap / swipe coordinates from a capacitive touch panel, usually paired with a display.
id	peripheral-touch
surfaces	["embedded"]
tags	["touch","touchpad","tp","input","coordinates","gesture"]

TuyaOpen TDL Touch Panel (TP)

The touch panel is read by polling — there is no event callback. Each read returns the current touch points (multi-touch capable).

The touch device reuses the display's name. It is registered against DISPLAY_NAME, so you find it with tdl_tp_find_dev(DISPLAY_NAME) — not a separate "touch" name. Touch therefore requires a display to be configured.

Driver Registration (TDD)

Decide by adaptation, not by whether the SDK has the driver:

• Board-adapted touch panel (in board-context.md) → board_register_hardware() registers it (e.g. GT1151 via tdd_tp_i2c_gt1151_register(DISPLAY_NAME, …)); the app only uses the TDL API below.
• Externally-attached touch panel (the user wired their own — NOT in board-context.md) → register it yourself in usr_board (see usr-board/SKILL.md), reusing the SDK's tdd_tp_i2c_<ic>_register() (GT911, GT1151, FT6336, CST816x, CST92xx) against DISPLAY_NAME. board_register_hardware() does not wire a panel it never adapted.

New touch IC with no SDK driver (still in usr_board)

For a controller none of the above cover, create a custom TDD driver inside usr_board/ and register it against DISPLAY_NAME — an addition to the usr_board flow, not an alternative.

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Headers

#include "tdl_tp_manage.h"

Usage Template

#include "tal_api.h"
#include "tkl_output.h"
#include "tdl_tp_manage.h"

#define APP_TP_POINT_MAX  5   /* max simultaneous touch points to read */

static TDL_TP_HANDLE_T s_tp_hdl = NULL;

void app_touch_init(void)
{
    /* Touch shares DISPLAY_NAME — display must be configured first. */
    s_tp_hdl = tdl_tp_find_dev(DISPLAY_NAME);
    if (NULL == s_tp_hdl) {
        PR_ERR("touch device '%s' not found", DISPLAY_NAME);
        return;
    }

    if (OPRT_OK != tdl_tp_dev_open(s_tp_hdl)) {
        PR_ERR("touch open failed");
        return;
    }
}

/* Poll once — call from a task loop (e.g. every 20 ms ≈ 50 Hz). */
void app_touch_poll(void)
{
    TDL_TP_POS_T points[APP_TP_POINT_MAX];
    uint8_t count = 0;

    if (OPRT_OK != tdl_tp_dev_read(s_tp_hdl, APP_TP_POINT_MAX, points, &count)) {
        return;
    }

    for (uint8_t i = 0; i < count; i++) {
        PR_DEBUG("touch[%u] x=%d y=%d", i, points[i].x, points[i].y);
        /* gesture / hit-test logic here */
    }
}

Drive app_touch_poll() from a task loop:

while (1) {
    app_touch_poll();
    tal_system_sleep(20);   /* ~50 Hz polling */
}

API Reference

Function	Description
tdl_tp_find_dev(name)	Find the touch device (returns handle or NULL). Use DISPLAY_NAME.
tdl_tp_dev_open(hdl)	Open / power up the touch controller
tdl_tp_dev_read(hdl, max_num, points, &count)	Read up to max_num points; count = points currently touched (0 = no touch)
tdl_tp_dev_close(hdl)	Close the touch device

Coordinate struct

typedef struct {
    uint16_t x;
    uint16_t y;
} TDL_TP_POS_T;

count == 0 means no active touch. Coordinates are in the panel's native resolution (match the display width/height for hit-testing).

Enable Macro

CONFIG_ENABLE_TP=y    # enables the touch panel driver — depends on ENABLE_DISPLAY

For board-adapted touch the board Kconfig already selects this — do NOT write it. ENABLE_TP requires ENABLE_DISPLAY; there is no separate touch NAME macro — the device uses DISPLAY_NAME.

Reference Example

examples/peripherals/touch/, examples/peripherals/tp/