source: code/archive/tutorialHS08/src/core/input/Button.h

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/**
@file
@brief
    Different definitions of input processing.
*/

#ifndef _Button_H__
#define _Button_H__

#include "core/CorePrereqs.h"

#include <string>
#include <vector>

namespace orxonox
{
    class _CoreExport Button
    {
    public:
        Button() { nCommands_[0]=0; nCommands_[1]=0; nCommands_[2]=0; clear(); }
        virtual ~Button() { clear(); }
        virtual void clear();
        virtual bool addParamCommand(ParamCommand* command) { return false; }
        void parse(std::vector<BufferedParamCommand*>& paramCommandBuffer);
        bool execute(KeybindMode::Enum mode, float abs = 1.0f, float rel = 1.0f);

        //! The configured string value
        std::string bindingString_;
        //! Name of the trigger as strings
        std::string name_;
        //! Basic commands for OnPress, OnHold and OnRelease
        BaseCommand** commands_[3];
        //! Number of basic commands
        unsigned int nCommands_[3];
        //! Says how much it takes for an analog axis to trigger a button
        //! Note: This variable is here to have only one parse() function.
        float buttonThreshold_;

    private:
        void parseError(std::string message, bool serious);
    };
}

#endif /* _Button_H__ */