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SoXtMouse(3IV)()														  SoXtMouse(3IV)()

NAME
SoXtMouse -- translates and reports events for the mouse INHERITS FROM
SoXtDevice > SoXtMouse SYNOPSIS
#include <Inventor/Xt/devices/SoXtMouse.h> #define SO_XT_ALL_MOUSE_EVENTS (ButtonPressMask | ButtonReleaseMask | PointerMotionMask | ButtonMotionMask) Methods from class SoXtMouse: SoXtMouse(EventMask mask = SO_XT_ALL_MOUSE_EVENTS) ~SoXtMouse() Methods from class SoXtDevice: virtual void enable(Widget w, XtEventHandler f, XtPointer data, Window win = NULL) virtual void disable(Widget w, XtEventHandler f, XtPointer data) virtual const SoEvent * translateEvent(XAnyEvent *xevent) void setWindowSize(const SbVec2s &size) const SbVec2s & getWindowSize() const DESCRIPTION
This class manages events generated by the mouse, including mouse motion (SoLocation2Event), and mouse button press and release events (SoMouseButtonEvent). METHODS
SoXtMouse(EventMask mask = SO_XT_ALL_MOUSE_EVENTS) ~SoXtMouse() Constructor and destructor. To the constructor, pass which mouse events you are interested in as a bitwise OR of the following values: ButtonPressMask -- Mouse press events ButtonReleaseMask -- Mouse release events PointerMotionMask -- Mouse motion with no buttons ButtonMotionMask -- Mouse motion with buttons pressed Or simply pass the defined value SO_XT_ALL_MOUSE_EVENTS for all mouse events. The device will only report events of this type for the widget it is enabled on. SEE ALSO
SoXtDevice, SoLocation2Event, SoMouseButtonEvent SoXtMouse(3IV)()

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SoXtInputFocus(3IV)()													     SoXtInputFocus(3IV)()

NAME
SoXtInputFocus -- reports input focus change events INHERITS FROM
SoXtDevice > SoXtInputFocus SYNOPSIS
#include <Inventor/Xt/devices/SoXtInputFocus.h> #define SO_XT_ALL_FOCUS_EVENTS (EnterWindowMask | LeaveWindowMask) Methods from class SoXtInputFocus: SoXtInputFocus(EventMask mask = SO_XT_ALL_FOCUS_EVENTS) ~SoXtInputFocus() Methods from class SoXtDevice: virtual void enable(Widget w, XtEventHandler f, XtPointer data, Window win = NULL) virtual void disable(Widget w, XtEventHandler f, XtPointer data) virtual const SoEvent * translateEvent(XAnyEvent *xevent) void setWindowSize(const SbVec2s &size) const SbVec2s & getWindowSize() const DESCRIPTION
This class reports input focus change events (i.e. when the cursor crosses into or out of the window). There are no input focus events in Inventor, so this always returns NULL when asked to translate events. When this class is registered on a render area, the render area will receive X input focus change events. (This class is extensively employed by the viewer classes.) METHODS
SoXtInputFocus(EventMask mask = SO_XT_ALL_FOCUS_EVENTS) ~SoXtInputFocus() Constructor and destructor. To the constructor, pass which input focus events you are interested in as a bitwise OR of the following values: EnterWindowMask -- Input focus entered the window LeaveWindowMask -- Input focus left the window Or simply pass the defined value SO_XT_ALL_FOCUS_EVENTS for all input focus events. SEE ALSO
SoXtDevice SoXtInputFocus(3IV)()
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