BootKeyboard, SingleAbsoluteMouse: handle HID_HID_DESCRIPTOR_TYPE #311
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Nice! Could you also have a look at the other Devices? |
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I can, but it's unlikely to be soon. I mean, not earlier than in a month - I'm very busy with launching a startup. Sorry :( But. Given that this is part of the standard, I think that you can add processing of this request to all HID without looking. In fact, it seems to me that there is a refactoring here for some general function that can be inserted into all the other HID. |
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Alright, I will merge this and track the remaining devices in #312 |
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Continuation of the story in #305.
Handling of
HID_HID_DESCRIPTOR_TYPEis required by USBCV (the official USB tool for testing for compliance with the standard).So yes, this is the answer to your question: it looks like processing this is required for all HID devices. I added for those two devices that I had the opportunity to test.