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The following examples demonstrate how to get window-group related event types, which are global within the window group and include: key events, modifier changed events, window focus lost and gained events and user defined events.
To detect if a key event has occured, use the EEventKey
, EEventKeyUp
or EEventKeyDown
event types.
You can get get key event information by calling the TWsEvent::Key()
function.
// Key events - get the key code
case EEventKey:
case EEventKeyUp:
case EEventKeyDown:
{
// Get the key event
TKeyEvent& keyEvent=*iWsEvent.Key();
// Get the key code: values are defined in TKeyEvent
TUint code = keyEvent.iCode;
break;
}
To detect if a key modifer (the state of SHIFT, CTRL, etc. keys) changed event has occured, use the EEventModifiersChanged
event type.
You can get key event information by calling the TWsEvent::ModifiersChanged()
function.
// A key modifier (e.g. SHIFT) changed
case EEventModifiersChanged:
{
// Get the state of the modifier keys
TKeyEvent& keyEvent=*iWsEvent.ModifiersChanged();
// Get the key modifers: values are defined in TEventModifier
TUint modifiers = keyEvent.iModifiers;
break;
}
This event type is not reported unless explicitly requested by a window. Use RWindowTreeNode::EnableModifierChangedEvents()
to request this event type.
To detect if the window focus has been lost or gained, use the EEventFocusLost
and EEventFocusGained
event types.
You can get the handle to the window group whose focus has changed by calling TWsEvent::Handle()
.
// Window focus lost and gained events
case EEventFocusLost:
case EEventFocusGained:
{
// Get handle (typically a pointer) to the window group whose focus has changed
TUint handle = iWsEvent.Handle();
break;
}
To detect if user-defined events have been received from another window, use EEventUser
.
You can get information about the event by calling TWsEvent::EventData()
.
// User-defined event received from another window
case EEventUser:
{
// Get a pointer to the event data
TAny* data = iWsEvent.EventData();
}