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class | MouseCallBack |
Allows the developer to capture and process
the mouse events entered by the user. More... |
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class | MouseManager |
Defines |
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#define | MOUSE_ABORT 0 |
Sent when the user aborts a mouse procedure.
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#define | MOUSE_IDLE 0 |
#define | MOUSE_POINT 1 |
Sent when the user has clicked a point.
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#define | MOUSE_MOVE 2 |
Sent when the mouse input is captured and
the user moved the mouse.
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#define | MOUSE_DBLCLICK 3 |
sent when the user has double clicked the
mouse.
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#define | MOUSE_INIT 4 |
Sent when the mouse proc is plugged in as
the current mouse proc.
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#define | MOUSE_UNINIT 5 |
sent when the mouse proc is un-plugged as
the current mouse proc.
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#define | MOUSE_FREEMOVE 6 |
Similar to a MOUSE_MOVE message except it is
not called when the mouse is in a 'drag' session.
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#define | MOUSE_KEYBOARD 7 |
#define | MOUSE_PROPCLICK 8 |
Sent on a right click, when nothing is
selected, and the user is not over any selectable object.
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#define | MOUSE_SNAPCLICK 9 |
#define | CLICK_MODE_DEFAULT 0 |
Returned by CreateMouseCallBack to
indicate use of system mouse mode.
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#define | CLICK_DRAG_CLICK 1 |
The default behaviour as described in
override()
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#define | CLICK_MOVE_CLICK 2 |
In this mode, the first point is entered by
clicking the mouse button down and then letting it up.
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#define | CLICK_DOWN_POINT 3 |
In this mode, point messages are sent on
mouse-down only.
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#define | LEFT_BUTTON 0 |
Left button.
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#define | MIDDLE_BUTTON 1 |
Middle button.
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#define | RIGHT_BUTTON 2 |
Right button.
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#define | MOUSE_SHIFT (1<<0) |
Indicates the Shift key is pressed.
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#define | MOUSE_CTRL (1<<1) |
Indicates the Ctrl key is pressed.
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#define | MOUSE_ALT (1<<2) |
Indicates the Alt key is pressed.
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#define | MOUSE_LBUTTON (1<<3) |
Indicates the Left button is down.
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#define | MOUSE_MBUTTON (1<<4) |
Indicates the Middle button is down.
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#define | MOUSE_RBUTTON (1<<5) |
Indicates the Right button is down.
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#define | WM_MOUSEABORT (WM_USER + 7834) |
Functions |
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CoreExport BOOL | GetInMouseAbort () |
Indicates if any mouse proc is currently in
the process of aborting a mouse proc. |
#define WM_MOUSEABORT (WM_USER + 7834) |
Definition at line 289 of file mouseman.h.
CoreExport BOOL GetInMouseAbort | ( | ) |
Indicates if any mouse proc is currently in the process of aborting a mouse proc.
This function is not part of this class but is available for use. It returns TRUE if any mouse proc is currently in the process of aborting a mouse proc, FALSE otherwise. For instance, a developer may be using the Animatable::MouseCycleCompleted() method to put up a dialog box, but needs to not put it up if the mouse proc was aborted. This method provides a way to know if indeed the mouse proc is aborting so the dialog won't be displayed inside MouseCycleCompleted().