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Tickit::Event(3) |
User Contributed Perl Documentation |
Tickit::Event(3) |
"Tickit::Event" - event information structures
When event handlers bound to Tickit::Term or Tickit::Window instances are
invoked they receive an object instance to contain information about the
event. Details of the event can be accessed as via accessor methods on these
instances.
The following methods are shared between
"Tickit::Event::Key" and
"Tickit::Event::Mouse" instances.
Convenient shortcuts to tests on the "mod"
bitmask to test if each of the modifiers is set.
The Tickit::RenderBuffer instance containing the buffer for this redraw cycle.
A Tickit::Rect instance containing the region of the window that needs
repainting.
This accessor has two forms of operation.
The new behaviour is that it returns a dualvar giving the focus
event type as an integer or a string event name
("in" or
"out"). This behaviour is selected if the
method is invoked with any true value as an argument.
The legacy behaviour is that it returns a simple boolean giving
the focus direction; 1 for in,
0 for out. This legacy behaviour will be removed in
a later version.
The child Tickit::Window instance for child-focus notify events.
A dualvar giving the key event type as an integer or string event name
("text" or
"key").
A string containing the key event string.
An integer bitmask indicating the modifier state.
A dualvar giving the mouse event type as an integer or string event name
("press",
"drag",
"release" or
"wheel").
An integer for non-wheel events or a dualvar for wheel events giving the wheel
direction ("up" or
"down").
Integers giving the mouse position.
An integer bitmask indicating the modifier state.
Integers giving the new size.
Paul Evans <leonerd@leonerd.org.uk>
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