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The QWSMouseHandler class is a mouse driver/handler for Qt/Embedded. More...

#include <qwsmouse_qws.h>

Inherits QObject.

List of all member functions.

Public Members

• QWSMouseHandler ()
• virtual ~QWSMouseHandler ()
• virtual void clearCalibration ()
• virtual void calibrate ( QWSPointerCalibrationData * )
• virtual void getCalibration ( QWSPointerCalibrationData * )

Protected Members

• void mouseChanged ( constQPoint&pos, intbstate )

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Detailed Description

The QWSMouseHandler class is a mouse driver/handler for Qt/Embedded.

The mouse driver/handler handles events from system devices and generates mouse events.

A QWSMouseHandler will usually open some system device in its constructor, create a QSocketNotifier on that opened device and when it receives data, it will call mouseChanged() to send the event to Qt/Embedded for relaying to clients.

See also Qt/Embedded.

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Member Function Documentation

QWSMouseHandler::QWSMouseHandler ()

Constructs a mouse handler. This becomes the primary mouse handler.

Note that once created, mouse handlers are controlled by the system and should not be deleted.

QWSMouseHandler::~QWSMouseHandler () [virtual]

Destroys the mouse handler. You should not call this directly.

void QWSMouseHandler::calibrate ( QWSPointerCalibrationData * ) [virtual]

This method is reimplemented in the calibrated mouse handler to set calibration information (from, for instance, the QPE calibration screen). This version does nothing.

void QWSMouseHandler::clearCalibration () [virtual]

This method is reimplemented in the calibrated mouse handler to clear calibration information. This version does nothing.

void QWSMouseHandler::mouseChanged ( constQPoint&pos, intbstate ) [protected]

When a mouse event occurs this function is called with the mouse's position in pos, and the state of its buttons in bstate.