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CL_EventChain_MouseEnter(3)

CL_EventChain_MouseEnter3

Event sending interface for mouse entering.

Overview

Event chains are used to route an event to an event listener. The toplevel event chain for mouse entering, located in CL_Input, is called by ClanLib, but you can also send false events by calling on_mouse_enter() yourself. Note that CL_EventChain_MouseEnter is inheriated from CL_EventMouseEnter, so you can add a chain to the toplevel chain. This is useful, if you want to do more advanced routing of events.

Inherited from public CL_EventChain<CL_Event_MouseEnter*>, public CL_Event_MouseEnter

Class members

virtual bool on_mouse_enter(
 CL_InputDevice *device)

Members with descriptions

virtual bool on_mouse_enter(
 CL_InputDevice *device)
Parameters:
device - Input device that triggered the event.
Description:

Call this function to send a mouse enter event down through the event chain.

Authors

Originally written by Magnus Norddahl <[email protected]> and Martin Starch <[email protected]>. ClanLib is now developed by the ClanLib Development team as an Open Source project.

The ClanLib man pages was created using the Perceps documentation system (another excellent piece of Open Source software, available at http://somewhere.in.the.world.org).

See clanlib (3) to find out how to get a full list of contributors and details on how to submit bug reports, comments etc.

From clanlib0-common-dev 0.4.4-8 in Debian 3.0 (Woody). Parsed by carta from the page's man source.