Query: gii_pbutton_event
OS: debian
Section: 3
Format: Original Unix Latex Style Formatted with HTML and a Horizontal Scroll Bar
gii_pbutton_event(3) GGI gii_pbutton_event(3)NAMEgii_pbutton_event - LibGII pointer button eventsSYNOPSIS#include <ggi/events.h> typedef struct gii_pbutton_event { COMMON_DATA; uint32_t button; } gii_pbutton_event;DESCRIPTIONButton events are sent to report a change in pointer button state. Depending on the event type, the button is either being pressed or released.GENERATED EVENTSThis structure is used for evPtrButtonPress and evPtrButtonRelease events.STRUCTURE MEMBERSgii_pbutton_event simply specifies that the button is pressed or released. Pointer buttons are specified in order of common usage, with 1 being the primary button. The following values are defined: o GII_PBUTTON_LEFT, GII_PBUTTON_PRIMARY, GGI_PBUTTON_FIRST equal 1. o GII_PBUTTON_RIGHT, GII_PBUTTON_SECONDARY, GGI_PBUTTON_SECOND equal 2. o GII_PBUTTON_MIDDLE, GII_PBUTTON_TERTIARY, GGI_PBUTTON_THIRD equal 3. Of course, applications should avoid hardcoding mouse button values.SEE ALSOgii_event(3) libgii-1.0.x 2006-12-30 gii_pbutton_event(3)
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