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csInputBinder Class Reference Bind an input event to a pointer to a variable, so that that variable will reflect the state of a given key, button or axis. More... #include <binder.h> Inheritance diagram for csInputBinder: List of all members. Public Methods   csInputBinder (int size=127)   Create a new binder with initial bindings hash size size. More... virtual  ~csInputBinder ()   Destructor does UnbindAll automatically. bool  HandleEvent (iEvent &ev)   Handle an event, a method of iEventHandler This class can be registered with the event queue: iEventQueue::RegisterListener(this, CSMASK_Input);. void  Bind (iEvent *ev, int *xvar=NULL, int *yvar=NULL)   Bind one or two variables to an event. More... void  Bind (csEvent &ev, int *xvar=NULL, int *yvar=NULL) bool  Unbind (iEvent *ev)   Remove a binding. bool  Unbind (csEvent &ev) bool  UnbindAll ()   Remove all bindings. Public Attributes   SCF_DECLARE_IBASE Detailed Description Bind an input event to a pointer to a variable, so that that variable will reflect the state of a given key, button or axis. Constructor & Destructor Documentation csInputBinder::csInputBinder ( int size = 127 )   Create a new binder with initial bindings hash size size. size should be a prime number. Member Function Documentation void csInputBinder::Bind ( iEvent * ev, int * xvar = NULL, int * yvar = NULL )   Bind one or two variables to an event. Bind one or two 'int's to a csev*Move type event. You can bind the two axes simultaneously or separately. If yvar is NULL and the event is a y-axis type, xvar is used as yvar. Or bind a button status '(int)bool' to a csev*Up/Down type event. Will modify the existing binding if any. It is recommended that you use this in conjuction with csParseKeyDef The axis (either x, y or both) is given by whether ev.*.x is greater than ev.*.y (x) or visa versa (y) or if they are equal (both). The documentation for this class was generated from the following file: binder.h Generated for Crystal Space by doxygen 1.2.5 written by Dimitri van Heesch, ©1997-2000