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If you have the command line tools installed it should be as easy as adding -arch i386 -arch x86_64 as xcodebuild arguments to create a universal build or just -arch i386 for a 32bit build.

Looks promising so far. Will keep you informed if I run into an issue :)

Thank you for your efforts. During testing your old code I found that the mouseUp didn't fire on 'short' mouse clicks but was then fired on a second click (no mouseDown here). Which curiously doesn't seem to be an issue with the trackpad buttons. Anyway your current code behaves differently...

Yes you're right. But the interesting thing here is, that problem one is back with your more correct approach. Sorry for my poor understanding of your code, I will try to understand it a little bit better. But my thinking is that the key to this problem probably lies in the middleButton...

Hello again, I got some weird behavior when clicking trackpoint buttons. There are basically two cases, mostly the first, the second one only sporadic: * a normal click is handled like holding the button down, i.e. clicking a dock icon doesn't immediately switch to the application but opens...

Just compiled and all seems to work fine for my purposes, also trackpoint scrolling is in line with default trackpad behavior. The lag (there seemed to be a delay between the click action and the actual result) is gone now, maybe it was just an imagination or something else. Thank you for...

There are two buttons on the trackpad, which and the trackpad itself are working fine. There is another three-button-set for the trackpoint, and here i get those double clicks on only a single button press for the left and right button. The mouse multiplier seems to work fine to me...

Scrolling and middle button is working. But i get the inadvertent double clicks. Maybe you could make scrolling via middle button a configure option?

Sorry, my bad. I put it here: https://gist.github.com/anonymous/5006477

Here is a snippet of code which fixed the UltraNav Trackpoint (like on an Thinkpad T520) for me, making your work even more awesome. Enabling scroll and middle-button. Which would otherwise lockup keyboard (fixed by a trackpad swipe) or cause inadvertant double clicks. Code is based on the...