source: code/branches/tutorial3/src/external/ois/OISMouse.h @ 10904

/*
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Copyright (c) 2005-2007 Phillip Castaneda (pjcast -- www.wreckedgames.com)

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Permission is granted to anyone to use this software for any purpose, including commercial
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                you wrote the original software. If you use this software in a product,
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                not required.

    2. Altered source versions must be plainly marked as such, and must not be
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*/
#ifndef OIS_Mouse_H
#define OIS_Mouse_H
#include "OISObject.h"
#include "OISEvents.h"

namespace OIS
{
        //! Button ID for mouse devices
        enum MouseButtonID
        {
                MB_Left = 0, MB_Right, MB_Middle,
                MB_Button3, MB_Button4, MB_Button5, MB_Button6, MB_Button7
        };

        /**
                Represents the state of the mouse
                All members are valid for both buffered and non buffered mode
        */
        class _OISExport MouseState
        {
        public:
                MouseState() : width(50), height(50), buttons(0) {};

                /** Represents the height/width of your display area.. used if mouse clipping
                or mouse grabbed in case of X11 - defaults to 50.. Make sure to set this
                and change when your size changes.. */
                mutable int width, height;

                //! X Axis component
                Axis X;

                //! Y Axis Component
                Axis Y;

                //! Z Axis Component
                Axis Z;

                //! represents all buttons - bit position indicates button down
                int buttons;

                //! Button down test
                inline bool buttonDown( MouseButtonID button ) const
                {
                        return ((buttons & ( 1L << button )) == 0) ? false : true;
                }

                //! Clear all the values
                void clear()
                {
                        X.clear();
                        Y.clear();
                        Z.clear();
                        buttons = 0;
                }
        };

        /** Specialised for mouse events */
        class _OISExport MouseEvent : public EventArg
        {
        public:
                MouseEvent( Object *obj, const MouseState &ms ) : EventArg(obj), state(ms) {}
                virtual ~MouseEvent() {}

                //! The state of the mouse - including buttons and axes
                const MouseState &state;
        };

        /**
                To recieve buffered mouse input, derive a class from this, and implement the
                methods here. Then set the call back to your Mouse instance with Mouse::setEventCallback
        */
        class _OISExport MouseListener
        {
        public:
                virtual ~MouseListener() {}
                virtual bool mouseMoved( const MouseEvent &arg ) = 0;
                virtual bool mousePressed( const MouseEvent &arg, MouseButtonID id ) = 0;
                virtual bool mouseReleased( const MouseEvent &arg, MouseButtonID id ) = 0;
        };

        /**
                Mouse base class. To be implemented by specific system (ie. DirectX Mouse)
                This class is useful as you remain OS independent using this common interface.
        */
        class _OISExport Mouse : public Object
        {
        public:
                virtual ~Mouse() {}

                /**
                @remarks
                        Register/unregister a Mouse Listener - Only one allowed for simplicity. If broadcasting
                        is neccessary, just broadcast from the callback you registered.
                @param mouseListener
                        Send a pointer to a class derived from MouseListener or 0 to clear the callback
                */
                virtual void setEventCallback( MouseListener *mouseListener ) {mListener = mouseListener;}

                /** @remarks Returns currently set callback.. or 0 */
                MouseListener* getEventCallback() const {return mListener;}

                /** @remarks Returns the state of the mouse - is valid for both buffered and non buffered mode */
                const MouseState& getMouseState() const { return mState; }

        protected:
                Mouse(const std::string &vendor, bool buffered, int devID, InputManager* creator)
                        : Object(vendor, OISMouse, buffered, devID, creator), mListener(0) {}

                //! The state of the mouse
                MouseState mState;

                //! Used for buffered/actionmapping callback
                MouseListener *mListener;
        };
}
#endif