os/kernelhwsrv/kernel/eka/include/e32event.h
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     1.4 +// Copyright (c) 1995-2009 Nokia Corporation and/or its subsidiary(-ies).
     1.5 +// All rights reserved.
     1.6 +// This component and the accompanying materials are made available
     1.7 +// under the terms of the License "Eclipse Public License v1.0"
     1.8 +// which accompanies this distribution, and is available
     1.9 +// at the URL "http://www.eclipse.org/legal/epl-v10.html".
    1.10 +//
    1.11 +// Initial Contributors:
    1.12 +// Nokia Corporation - initial contribution.
    1.13 +//
    1.14 +// Contributors:
    1.15 +//
    1.16 +// Description:
    1.17 +// e32\include\e32event.h
    1.18 +// 
    1.19 +//
    1.20 +
    1.21 +#ifndef __E32EVENT_H__
    1.22 +#define __E32EVENT_H__
    1.23 +#include <e32cmn.h>
    1.24 +#ifdef BTRACE_TRAWEVENT	
    1.25 +#include <e32btrace.h>
    1.26 +#endif
    1.27 +
    1.28 +/**
    1.29 +@publishedAll
    1.30 +@released
    1.31 +*/
    1.32 +const TInt KUndefinedDeviceNumber = -1;
    1.33 +
    1.34 +/**
    1.35 +@publishedAll
    1.36 +@released
    1.37 +
    1.38 +Represents a raw hardware event as generated by hardware drivers of
    1.39 +a pointer device, a keyboard etc.
    1.40 +
    1.41 +Raw hardware events are added to the kernel's event queue.
    1.42 +*/
    1.43 +class TRawEvent
    1.44 +	{
    1.45 +public:
    1.46 +
    1.47 +    /**
    1.48 +    Defines the event type.
    1.49 +    */
    1.50 +	enum TType
    1.51 +		{
    1.52 +		
    1.53 +		/**
    1.54 +		Represents an uninitialised event object.
    1.55 +		*/
    1.56 +		ENone,
    1.57 +		
    1.58 +		/**
    1.59 +		A pointer device (e.g. a pen) has moved. Only changes in Cartesian coordinates are tracked.
    1.60 +		*/
    1.61 +		EPointerMove,
    1.62 +		
    1.63 +		/**
    1.64 +		A switch on event caused by a screen tap using a pointer device. 
    1.65 +		*/
    1.66 +        EPointerSwitchOn,
    1.67 +        
    1.68 +        /**
    1.69 +        Represents a keyboard key down event.
    1.70 +        */
    1.71 +		EKeyDown,
    1.72 +		
    1.73 +		/**
    1.74 +		Represents a keyboard key up event.
    1.75 +		*/
    1.76 +		EKeyUp,
    1.77 +		
    1.78 +		/**
    1.79 +		Represents a redraw event.
    1.80 +		
    1.81 +		Typically generated in an emulator environment in response
    1.82 +		to a host OS redraw event.
    1.83 +		*/
    1.84 +		ERedraw,
    1.85 +		
    1.86 +		/**
    1.87 +		Represents a device switch on event.
    1.88 +		*/
    1.89 +		ESwitchOn,
    1.90 +		
    1.91 +		/**
    1.92 +		*/
    1.93 +        EActive,
    1.94 +        
    1.95 +  		/**
    1.96 +		*/
    1.97 +		EInactive,
    1.98 +		
    1.99 +		/**
   1.100 +		Represents a modifier key being pressed.
   1.101 +		*/
   1.102 +		EUpdateModifiers,
   1.103 +		
   1.104 +		/**
   1.105 +		Represents a button down event.
   1.106 +		
   1.107 +		This is typically used to represent a pointing device
   1.108 +		coming into contact with a touch sensitive screen.
   1.109 +		*/
   1.110 +		EButton1Down,
   1.111 +		
   1.112 +		/**
   1.113 +		Represents a button up event.
   1.114 +		
   1.115 +		This is typically used to represent a pointing device
   1.116 +		being lifted away from a touch sensitive screen.
   1.117 +		*/
   1.118 +		EButton1Up,
   1.119 +		
   1.120 +		/**
   1.121 +		Represents a button down event.
   1.122 +		
   1.123 +		This is typically used to represent a pointing device
   1.124 +		coming into contact with a touch sensitive screen.
   1.125 +		*/
   1.126 +		EButton2Down,
   1.127 +		
   1.128 +		/**
   1.129 +		Represents a button up event.
   1.130 +		
   1.131 +		This is typically used to represent a pointing device
   1.132 +		being lifted away from a touch sensitive screen.
   1.133 +		*/
   1.134 +		EButton2Up,
   1.135 +		
   1.136 +		/**
   1.137 +		Represents a button down event.
   1.138 +		
   1.139 +		This is typically used to represent a pointing device
   1.140 +		coming into contact with a touch sensitive screen.
   1.141 +		*/
   1.142 +		EButton3Down,
   1.143 +		
   1.144 +		/**
   1.145 +		Represents a button up event.
   1.146 +		
   1.147 +		This is typically used to represent a pointing device
   1.148 +		being lifted away from a touch sensitive screen.
   1.149 +		*/
   1.150 +		EButton3Up,
   1.151 +		
   1.152 +		/**
   1.153 +		Represents a device switch off event.
   1.154 +		*/
   1.155 +		ESwitchOff,
   1.156 +		
   1.157 +		/**
   1.158 +		Represents a key being continually pressed event.
   1.159 +		*/
   1.160 +		EKeyRepeat,
   1.161 +		
   1.162 +		/**
   1.163 +		Represents a case open event.
   1.164 +		
   1.165 +		The meaning of a case is hardware specific.
   1.166 +		*/
   1.167 +		ECaseOpen,
   1.168 +		
   1.169 +		/**
   1.170 +        Represents a case close event.
   1.171 +		
   1.172 +		The meaning of a case is hardware specific.
   1.173 +		*/
   1.174 +		ECaseClose,
   1.175 +
   1.176 +		/**
   1.177 +		@prototype
   1.178 +        Represents a 3D pointer entering the detection volume event.
   1.179 +		
   1.180 +		This is typically used to represent a pointing device
   1.181 +		coming into detection range of a sensitive screen.
   1.182 +		*/
   1.183 +		EPointer3DInRange,
   1.184 +
   1.185 +		/**
   1.186 +		@prototype
   1.187 +        Represents a 3D pointer leaving the detection volume event.
   1.188 +		
   1.189 +		This is typically used to represent a pointing device
   1.190 +		leaving the detection range of a sensitive screen.
   1.191 +		*/
   1.192 +		EPointer3DOutOfRange,
   1.193 +
   1.194 +		/**
   1.195 +		@prototype
   1.196 +        Represents a 3D pointer tilt changes only event.
   1.197 +		
   1.198 +		This is typically sent by a 3D pointer driver when it detects
   1.199 +		a change in the pointer's polar coordinates (Theta or Phi).
   1.200 +		*/
   1.201 +		EPointer3DTilt,
   1.202 +
   1.203 +		/**
   1.204 +		@prototype
   1.205 +        Represents a 3D pointer rotation only event.
   1.206 +		
   1.207 +		This is typically sent by a 3D pointer driver when it detects
   1.208 +		a rotation of the pointing device (along ist main axis).
   1.209 +		*/
   1.210 +		EPointer3DRotation,
   1.211 +
   1.212 +		/**
   1.213 +		@prototype
   1.214 +        Represents a general 3D pointer changes event.
   1.215 +		
   1.216 +		This is typically sent by a 3D pointer driver when it detects
   1.217 +		a change in the pointer's linear and/or polar coordinates and/or rotation.
   1.218 +		*/
   1.219 +		EPointer3DTiltAndMove,
   1.220 +
   1.221 +		/**
   1.222 +		@prototype
   1.223 +		Reserved for a 3D pointing device button down event.
   1.224 +		*/
   1.225 +		EButton4Down,
   1.226 +		
   1.227 +		/**
   1.228 +		@prototype
   1.229 +		Reserved for a 3D pointing device button up event.
   1.230 +		*/
   1.231 +		EButton4Up,
   1.232 +
   1.233 +		/**
   1.234 +		@prototype
   1.235 +		Reserved for a 3D pointing device button down event.
   1.236 +		*/
   1.237 +		EButton5Down,
   1.238 +		
   1.239 +		/**
   1.240 +		@prototype
   1.241 +		Reserved for a 3D pointing device button up event.
   1.242 +		*/
   1.243 +		EButton5Up,
   1.244 +
   1.245 +		/**
   1.246 +		@prototype
   1.247 +		Reserved for a 3D pointing device button down event.
   1.248 +		*/
   1.249 +		EButton6Down,
   1.250 +		
   1.251 +		/**
   1.252 +		@prototype
   1.253 +		Reserved for a 3D pointing device button up event.
   1.254 +		*/
   1.255 +		EButton6Up,
   1.256 +
   1.257 +		/**
   1.258 +		Represents a device restart event.
   1.259 +		*/
   1.260 +		ERestartSystem
   1.261 +		};
   1.262 +public:
   1.263 +
   1.264 +    /**
   1.265 +    Default constructor
   1.266 +    */
   1.267 +	inline TRawEvent()
   1.268 +		{ *(TInt*)&iType=0; }
   1.269 +		
   1.270 +	/**
   1.271 +	Gets the event type
   1.272 +	
   1.273 +	@return The event type.
   1.274 +	*/	
   1.275 +	inline TType Type() const
   1.276 +		{return TType(iType);}
   1.277 +
   1.278 +	/**
   1.279 +	Gets the device number (eg. screen number)
   1.280 +
   1.281 +	@return The device number.
   1.282 +	*/
   1.283 +	inline TInt DeviceNumber() const
   1.284 +		{return TInt(iDeviceNumber-1);}
   1.285 +
   1.286 +	/**
   1.287 +	Sets the device number (eg. screen number)
   1.288 +
   1.289 +	@param aDeviceNumber The device number
   1.290 +	*/
   1.291 +	inline void SetDeviceNumber(TInt aDeviceNumber)
   1.292 +		{iDeviceNumber = TUint8(aDeviceNumber+1);}
   1.293 +
   1.294 +	IMPORT_C TPoint Pos() const;
   1.295 +	IMPORT_C TInt ScanCode() const;
   1.296 +    IMPORT_C TInt Modifiers() const;
   1.297 +	IMPORT_C TInt Repeats() const;
   1.298 +    
   1.299 +    /**
   1.300 +    Gets the Cartesian coordinates of the 3D pointer end that is closer to the screen.
   1.301 +    
   1.302 +    @return The Cartesian coordinates of the point defined by the end of the 3D pointing device that is closer to the screen.
   1.303 +    */
   1.304 +	IMPORT_C TPoint3D Pos3D() const;
   1.305 +    
   1.306 +
   1.307 +	/**
   1.308 +    Gets the angular spherical polar coordinates of the 3D pointer end that is closer to the screen.
   1.309 +    
   1.310 +    @return The angular spherical polar coordinates of the point defined by the end of the 3D pointing device that is closer to the screen.
   1.311 +	@see TAngle3D
   1.312 +	*/
   1.313 +	IMPORT_C TAngle3D Tilt() const;
   1.314 +
   1.315 +	/**
   1.316 +    Gets the rotation angle of 3D pointing device.
   1.317 +
   1.318 +    Some 3D pointing devices support information regarding the angle formed between the physical and magnetical poles,
   1.319 +	as obtaining when rotating the pen along its main axis.
   1.320 +
   1.321 +    @return The rotation angle of the 3D pointing device.
   1.322 +    */
   1.323 +	IMPORT_C TInt Rotation() const;
   1.324 +
   1.325 +    /**
   1.326 +    Gets the tick count value associated with the event.
   1.327 +    
   1.328 +    Note that the interval between tick counts is
   1.329 +    hardware dependent.
   1.330 +    
   1.331 +    @return The tick count value
   1.332 +    */
   1.333 +	inline TUint Ticks() const
   1.334 +		{return iTicks;}
   1.335 +	/**
   1.336 +	Gets the information on which end of the pointing device is closer to the screen
   1.337 +	
   1.338 +	@return A Boolean indicating which end of the pointing device is closer to the screen.
   1.339 +	*/	
   1.340 +	inline TBool IsTip() const
   1.341 +		{return TBool(iTip);}
   1.342 +	
   1.343 +	/**
   1.344 +	Sets the information on which end of the pointing device is closer to the screen
   1.345 +	
   1.346 +	@param aTip A Boolean indicating which end of the pointing device is closer to the screen.
   1.347 +	*/	
   1.348 +	inline void SetTip(TBool aTip)
   1.349 +		{iTip = TUint8(aTip);
   1.350 +#ifdef BTRACE_TRAWEVENT	
   1.351 +		BTraceContext4(BTrace::ERawEvent, BTrace::ESetTipEvent,(TUint32)aTip);
   1.352 +#endif
   1.353 +		}
   1.354 +
   1.355 +	IMPORT_C void Set(TType aType,TInt aScanCode);
   1.356 +	IMPORT_C void Set(TType aType,TInt aX,TInt aY);
   1.357 +	IMPORT_C void Set(TType aType);
   1.358 +
   1.359 +	IMPORT_C void Set(TType aType,TInt aX,TInt aY,TInt aZ);
   1.360 +	IMPORT_C void Set(TType aType,TInt aX,TInt aY,TInt aZ,TInt aPhi,TInt aTheta,TInt aAlpha);
   1.361 +
   1.362 +	IMPORT_C void SetTilt(TType aType,TInt aPhi,TInt aTheta);
   1.363 +	IMPORT_C void SetRotation(TType aType,TInt aAlpha);
   1.364 +	IMPORT_C void SetRepeat(TType aType,TInt aScanCode,TInt aRepeats);
   1.365 +
   1.366 +	/**
   1.367 +	@return the pointer number of the the event
   1.368 +	*/
   1.369 +	inline TUint8 PointerNumber() const
   1.370 +		{
   1.371 +		return iPointerNumber;
   1.372 +		}
   1.373 +
   1.374 +
   1.375 +	/**
   1.376 +	The pointer number for the event is set
   1.377 +	The pointer  number should be more or equal 0 and should be less than HALData::EPointerMaxPointers,
   1.378 +	otherwise WSERV would ignore the event,ie 	0 <= aPointerNumber < HALData::EPointerMaxPointers 
   1.379 +	@param	aPointerNumber
   1.380 +	Error conditions: None.
   1.381 +	*/
   1.382 +	inline void SetPointerNumber(const TUint8 aPointerNumber)
   1.383 +		{
   1.384 +		iPointerNumber=aPointerNumber;	
   1.385 +#ifdef BTRACE_TRAWEVENT	
   1.386 +		BTraceContext4(BTrace::ERawEvent, BTrace::ESetPointerNumberEvent,(TUint32)aPointerNumber);
   1.387 +#endif
   1.388 +		}
   1.389 +
   1.390 +    /**
   1.391 +	Initialises the event with the supplied information	
   1.392 +	@param	aType	The event type.
   1.393 +	@param	aX		The X position.
   1.394 +	@param	aY		The Y position.
   1.395 +	@param	aZ		The Z position.
   1.396 +	@param  aPointerNumber   The pointer number for the event
   1.397 +	*/
   1.398 +	IMPORT_C void Set (TType aType, TInt aX, TInt aY, TInt aZ, TUint8 aPointerNumber);
   1.399 +	
   1.400 +protected:
   1.401 +	TUint8 iType;
   1.402 +	TUint8 iTip;	/**< Indicates whether the tip or head of pointing device is closer to screen.*/
   1.403 +	TUint8 iPointerNumber; //
   1.404 +	TUint8 iDeviceNumber;
   1.405 +	TUint iTicks;
   1.406 +	union
   1.407 +		{
   1.408 +		struct {TInt x;TInt y;} pos;
   1.409 +		struct {TInt x;TInt y;TInt z;TInt phi;TInt theta;TInt alpha;} pos3D;
   1.410 +		struct {TInt scanCode;TInt repeats;} key;
   1.411 +		TInt modifiers;
   1.412 +		} iU;
   1.413 +	};
   1.414 +
   1.415 +
   1.416 +
   1.417 +
   1.418 +/**
   1.419 +@publishedAll
   1.420 +@released
   1.421 +
   1.422 +Encapsulates a hardware event object as a descriptor (package buffer) for
   1.423 +the purpose of data transfer.
   1.424 +*/
   1.425 +class TRawEventBuf : public TPckgBuf<TRawEvent>
   1.426 +	{
   1.427 +public:
   1.428 +
   1.429 +    /**
   1.430 +    Gets the hardware event object from the package buffer.
   1.431 +    
   1.432 +    @return The hardware event object.
   1.433 +    */
   1.434 +	inline TRawEvent &Event() const {return(*((TRawEvent *)&iBuf[0]));}
   1.435 +	};
   1.436 +
   1.437 +#ifndef SYMBIAN_ENABLE_SPLIT_HEADERS
   1.438 +#include <e32event_private.h>
   1.439 +#endif
   1.440 +
   1.441 +#endif
   1.442 +