InputDevice Class Reference

Basic input device class. More...

#include <inputdevice.hpp>

Inheritance diagram for InputDevice:

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Public Member Functions
	InputDevice ()
	Constructor.
virtual	~InputDevice ()
	Destructor.
void	startPolling ()
	Start polling of input device.
void	stopPolling ()
	Stop polling of input device.
Protected Member Functions
virtual void	run ()
	Main method of input device thread.
virtual bool	poll ()
	If any button was pressed poll() gives a signal to the handler and creates afterwards a reaction record if the reaction was valid.
virtual bool	handle (vector< bool > &states)
	Checks if the reaction was valid.
Protected Attributes
bool	active
	state flag

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Detailed Description

Basic input device class.

A input device polls devices like mouse or keyboard for user reactions.

Definition at line 31 of file inputdevice.hpp.

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Constructor & Destructor Documentation

InputDevice::InputDevice (   )

Constructor. Definition at line 29 of file inputdevice.cpp. References active.

InputDevice::~InputDevice (   )  [virtual]

Destructor. Definition at line 36 of file inputdevice.cpp.

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Member Function Documentation

bool InputDevice::handle (  vector< bool > &  states  )  [protected, virtual]

Checks if the reaction was valid. Reimplemented in JoystickInputDevice, KeyboardInputDevice, and MouseInputDevice. Definition at line 105 of file inputdevice.cpp. Referenced by run().

bool InputDevice::poll (   )  [protected, virtual]

If any button was pressed poll() gives a signal to the handler and creates afterwards a reaction record if the reaction was valid. Reimplemented in JoystickInputDevice, KeyboardInputDevice, and MouseInputDevice. Definition at line 98 of file inputdevice.cpp. Referenced by run().

void InputDevice::run (   )  [protected, virtual]

Main method of input device thread. This method polls input devices via the poll() method and if necessary measures the time in which a event has happened. Then the handle() method is called which checks if an event is a valid reaction or not. If it is valid a ReactionRecord is inserted in the reaction queue. Reimplemented in SimulatedInputDevice. Definition at line 48 of file inputdevice.cpp. References active, PtfCore::getEventLog(), PtfCore::getReactionRecords(), PtfCore::getReactionRecordsMutex(), Singleton< PtfCore >::getSingleton(), handle(), TimeInterval::measureA(), TimeInterval::measureB(), poll(), and TimeInterval::toString(). Here is the call graph for this function:

void InputDevice::startPolling (   )

Start polling of input device. Definition at line 112 of file inputdevice.cpp. References active.

void InputDevice::stopPolling (   )

Stop polling of input device. Definition at line 120 of file inputdevice.cpp. References active.

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Member Data Documentation

bool InputDevice::active [protected]

state flag Definition at line 33 of file inputdevice.hpp. Referenced by InputDevice(), run(), startPolling(), and stopPolling().

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The documentation for this class was generated from the following files:

• inputdevice.hpp
• inputdevice.cpp

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