Glide Touch not working with T43 and Cobra II

Glide touch events for buttons in a window do not fire. I am using a Cobra II, T43 display, .NETMF 4.3. I have a simple calibration project from the Glide examples. The button tap event never happens.


using System;
using System.Text;
using Microsoft.SPOT;
using Microsoft.SPOT.Touch;
using System.Threading;
using GHI.Glide;
using GHI.Glide.Display;
using GHI.Glide.UI;
using GHI.Glide.Geom;
using CalibrateUtilities;

namespace TestCalibrate
{
    public class Program
    {
        // The windows.
        static Window window;
        static CalibrationWindow calWindow;

        public static void Main()
        {
            // Load the window
            window = GlideLoader.LoadWindow(Resources.GetString(Resources.StringResources.Window));

            // Activate touch
            GlideTouch.Initialize();
            CalibrateDisplays.CalibrateT43Display();

            // Initialize the windows.
            InitWin();
            InitCalWin();

            // Assigning a window to MainWindow flushes it to the screen.
            // This also starts event handling on the window.
            Glide.MainWindow = window;

            
            Thread.Sleep(-1);
        }

        static void InitWin()
        {
            Button btn = (Button)window.GetChildByName("btn");

            // Open the calibration window.
            btn.TapEvent += new OnTap(btn_TapEvent);
            
        }

        static void btn_TapEvent(object sender)
        {
            // Switch to calibration window.
            Glide.MainWindow = calWindow;
        }

        static void InitCalWin()
        {
            // 1st argument is auto start, which immediately starts calibration once the window is open.
            // 2nd argument is auto save, which saves the calibration settings for future restarts.
            calWindow = new CalibrationWindow(false, false);
            
            
            // Close the calibration window.
            calWindow.CloseEvent += new OnClose(calWindow_CloseEvent);
        }
        

        static void calWindow_CloseEvent(object sender)
        {
            if (sender != null)
            {
                StringBuilder sb = new StringBuilder();
                sb.Clear();
                sb.Append("SX[] = ");
                foreach (short val in calWindow.Settings.SX)
                    sb.Append(val.ToString() + ",");
                Debug.Print(sb.ToString());

                sb.Clear();
                sb.Append("SY[] = ");
                foreach (short val in calWindow.Settings.SY)
                    sb.Append(val.ToString() + ",");
                Debug.Print(sb.ToString());

                sb.Clear();
                sb.Append("CX[] = ");
                foreach (short val in calWindow.Settings.CX)
                    sb.Append(val.ToString() + ",");
                Debug.Print(sb.ToString());

                sb.Clear();
                sb.Append("CY[] = ");
                foreach (short val in calWindow.Settings.CY)
                    sb.Append(val.ToString() + ",");
                Debug.Print(sb.ToString());
            }

            // Switch to normal window.
            Glide.MainWindow = window;
        }
    }
}


using System;
using Microsoft.SPOT;
using Microsoft.SPOT.Touch;
using GHI.Glide;
using GHI.Glide.Display;
using GHI.Glide.UI;
using GHI.Glide.Geom;

namespace CalibrateUtilities
{
    public static class CalibrateDisplays
    {

        
        /// <summary>
        /// Set calibration points for T43 display
        /// </summary>
        public static void CalibrateT43Display()
        {
            if (GlideTouch.CalSettings == null)
            {
                CalibrationSettings oCalSettings = new CalibrationSettings();
                const int CAL_POINTS = 5;

                //short[] sx = new short[CAL_POINTS] { 240, 48, 48, 432, 432 };
                //short[] sy = new short[CAL_POINTS] { 136, 26, 246, 246, 26 };
                //short[] cx = new short[CAL_POINTS] { 428, 130, 142, 821, 829 };
                //short[] cy = new short[CAL_POINTS] { 438, 183, 807, 762, 196 };

                short[] sx = new short[CAL_POINTS] { 240, 48, 48, 432, 432 };
                short[] sy = new short[CAL_POINTS] { 136, 26, 246, 246, 26 };
                short[] cx = new short[CAL_POINTS] { 478, 140, 142, 817, 828 };
                short[] cy = new short[CAL_POINTS] { 462, 202, 785, 721, 168 };

                Point[] Points = new Point[CAL_POINTS];
                Points[0] = new Point(240, 136);
                Points[1] = new Point(48, 26);
                Points[2] = new Point(48, 246);
                Points[3] = new Point(432, 246);
                Points[4] = new Point(432, 26);
                oCalSettings.CX = cx;
                oCalSettings.CY = cy;
                oCalSettings.SX = sx;
                oCalSettings.SY = sy;
                oCalSettings.Points = Points;
                Touch.ActiveTouchPanel.SetCalibration(CAL_POINTS, sx, sy, cx, cy);
                GlideTouch.CalSettings = oCalSettings;
            }
        }
    }
}


<Glide Version="1.0.7">
  <Window Name="window" Width="480" Height="272" BackColor="dce3e7">
    <Button Name="btn" X="20" Y="20" Width="80" Height="32" Alpha="255" Text="Calibrate" Font="3" FontColor="000000" DisabledFontColor="808080" TintColor="000000" TintAmount="0"/>
  </Window>
</Glide>

@ dspacek - It is probably because the screen is not calibrated properly. If I changed what you assign to MainWindow in Main to calWindow, the calibration process works fine and afterwards the button works.