Henrik Hautakoski
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When writing the X11 (linux) implementation there was a problem with X11 defining a "Display" type and we also have a Display class in the engine. So to fix that problem and minimize the risk for running into other name conflicts. We move everything from global namespace.
61 lines
1,009 B
C++
61 lines
1,009 B
C++
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#ifndef SPECTRE_INPUT_MODULE_H
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#define SPECTRE_INPUT_MODULE_H
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#include <deque>
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#include <vector>
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#include "InputListener.h"
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#include "InputEvent.h"
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namespace sp {
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class Mouse;
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class Keyboard;
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class InputDevice;
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class PlatformInput;
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class InputModule
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{
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public :
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InputModule(PlatformInput *platform);
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virtual ~InputModule();
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Mouse* getMouse();
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Keyboard* getKeyboard();
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void addInputDevice(InputDevice *device);
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void registerListener(InputListener* listener);
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void removeListener(InputListener* listener);
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void postInputEvent(const InputEvent& event);
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// NOTE: Update devices here! (for winapi, process keyboard/mouse messages)
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void update();
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protected :
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void dispatch();
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typedef std::vector<InputDevice*> InputDeviceVec;
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InputDeviceVec m_devices;
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Mouse *m_mouse;
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Keyboard *m_keyboard;
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// Buffered input queue.
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std::deque<InputEvent> m_buffer;
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std::vector<InputListener*> m_listeners;
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PlatformInput *m_platform;
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};
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} // namespace sp
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#endif /* SPECTRE_INPUT_MODULE_H */
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