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CeresEngine 0.2.0
A game development framework
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#include <CeresEngine/UI/UIEvent.hpp>
Public Attributes | |
| String | characters |
| The characters associated with a key-up or key-down event. | |
| String | charactersIgnoringModifiers |
| The characters generated by a key event as if no modifier key (except for Shift) applies. | |
| bool | isRepeat = false |
| A Boolean value that indicates whether the key event is a repeat. | |
| UInt16 | keyCode = 0 |
| The virtual key code for the keyboard key associated with a key event. | |
Public Attributes inherited from CeresEngine::UIEvent | |
| UIEventType | type |
| The event's type. | |
| double | timestamp = 0.0 |
| The time when the event occurred in seconds since system startup. | |
| UIWindow * | window = nullptr |
| The window object associated with the event. | |
| UIModifierKeys | modifiers = {} |
| An integer bit field indicating the event's modifier keys. | |
| String CeresEngine::UIKeyEvent::characters |
The characters associated with a key-up or key-down event.
These characters are derived from a keyboard mapping that associates various key combinations with Unicode characters. This property is only valid for key-up and key-down events.
This property is set to an empty string for dead keys, such as ctrl-e. However, for a key combination such as Option-Shift-e this property is set to the standard accent ("ยด").
| String CeresEngine::UIKeyEvent::charactersIgnoringModifiers |
The characters generated by a key event as if no modifier key (except for Shift) applies.
This property is set to the non-modifier key character pressed for dead keys, such as Option-e. For example, Option-e (no shift key) returns an "e" for this method, whereas the characters property returns an empty string.
This property is useful for determining "basic" key values in a hardware-independent manner, enabling such features as keyboard equivalents defined in terms of modifier keys plus character keys. For example, to determine if the user typed Alt-S, you don't have to know whether Alt-S generates a German double ess, an integral sign, or a section symbol. You simply examine the string contained by this property along with the event's modifier flags, checking for "s" and NSAlternateKeyMask.
A Boolean value that indicates whether the key event is a repeat.
Contains true if the key event is a repeat caused by the user holding the key down; otherwise, false.
| UInt16 CeresEngine::UIKeyEvent::keyCode = 0 |
The virtual key code for the keyboard key associated with a key event.
The property's value is hardware-independent.