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!!!SDL_!MouseMotionEvent |
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STRUCTURE DEFINITION |
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!!NAME |
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SDL_!MouseMotionEvent- Mouse motion event structure |
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!!STRUCTURE DEFINITION |
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Uint8 type; |
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Uint8 state; |
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Uint16 x, y; |
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Sint16 xrel, yrel; |
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} SDL_!MouseMotionEvent; |
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!!STRUCTURE DATA |
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__type SDL_MOUSEMOTION__ |
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__state__ The current button state |
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__x__, __y__ The X/Y coordinates of the |
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__xrel__, __yrel__ Relative motion in the X/Y |
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!!DESCRIPTION |
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__SDL_!MouseMotionEvent__ is a member of the |
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__SDL_Event__ union and is used when an event of type |
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__SDL_MOUSEMOTION__ is reported. |
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Simply put, a __SDL_MOUSEMOTION__ type event occurs when |
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a user moves the mouse within the application window or when |
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__SDL_!WarpMouse__ is called. Both the absolute (__x__ |
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and __y__) and relative (__xrel__ and __yrel__) |
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coordinates are reported along with the current button |
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states (__state__). The button state can be interpreted |
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using the __SDL_BUTTON__ macro (see |
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__SDL_!GetMouseState__). |
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If the cursor is hidden (__SDL_!ShowCursor__''(0)'') |
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and the input is grabbed |
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(__SDL_WM_!GrabInput__''(SDL_GRAB_ON)''), then the |
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mouse will give relative motion events even when the cursor |
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reaches the edge fo the screen. This is currently only |
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implemented on Windows and Linux/Unix-a-likes. |
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!!SEE ALSO |
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__SDL_Event__, __SDL_!MouseButtonEvent__ |
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