RMouseEvent
Class in Core Module
Header: #include <src/core/RMouseEvent.h>
Inherits: QMouseEvent, RInputEvent
Description
Section titled “Description”A mouse event for a graphics scene.
The coordinates in a mouse event are available as scene coordinates of screen coordinates from the view the event originated.
Scriptable: This class is available in script environments.
Public Functions
Section titled “Public Functions”RMouseEvent(const QMouseEvent &mouseEvent, RGraphicsScene &s, RGraphicsView &v, qreal devicePixelRatio=1.0) |
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RMouseEvent(QEvent::Type type, const RVector &position, Qt::MouseButton button, Qt::MouseButtons buttons, Qt::KeyboardModifiers modifiers, RGraphicsScene &s, RGraphicsView &v) |
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| virtual | ~RMouseEvent() |
Static Public Functions
Section titled “Static Public Functions”| static bool | hasMouseMoved() |
| static void | resetOriginalMousePos() |
| static void | setOriginalMousePos(const QPoint &p) |
Static Private Attributes
Section titled “Static Private Attributes”| static QPoint | oriCursor |
Member Documentation
Section titled “Member Documentation”RMouseEvent
Section titled “RMouseEvent”RMouseEvent::RMouseEvent(const QMouseEvent &mouseEvent, RGraphicsScene &s, RGraphicsView &v, qreal devicePixelRatio=1.0)RMouseEvent
Section titled “RMouseEvent”RMouseEvent::RMouseEvent(QEvent::Type type, const RVector &position, Qt::MouseButton button, Qt::MouseButtons buttons, Qt::KeyboardModifiers modifiers, RGraphicsScene &s, RGraphicsView &v)~RMouseEvent
Section titled “~RMouseEvent”virtual RMouseEvent::~RMouseEvent()virtual
hasMouseMoved
Section titled “hasMouseMoved”static bool RMouseEvent::hasMouseMoved()static
resetOriginalMousePos
Section titled “resetOriginalMousePos”static void RMouseEvent::resetOriginalMousePos()static
setOriginalMousePos
Section titled “setOriginalMousePos”static void RMouseEvent::setOriginalMousePos(const QPoint &p)static
oriCursor
Section titled “oriCursor”static QPoint RMouseEvent::oriCursorstatic private
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