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- Enable menu mouse navigation on SDL systems.

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SVN r3112 (trunk)
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Braden Obrzut 2011-01-22 03:02:58 +00:00
commit 7ed7e9f755
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src/sdl/i_input.cpp
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@ -299,54 +299,68 @@ void MessagePump (const SDL_Event &sev)
case SDL_MOUSEBUTTONDOWN:
case SDL_MOUSEBUTTONUP:
case SDL_MOUSEMOTION:
if (!GUICapture || sev.button.button == 4 || sev.button.button == 5)
{
event.type = sev.type == SDL_MOUSEBUTTONDOWN ? EV_KeyDown : EV_KeyUp;
/* These button mappings work with my Gentoo system using the
* evdev driver and a Logitech MX510 mouse. Whether or not they
* carry over to other Linux systems, I have no idea, but I sure
* hope so. (Though buttons 11 and 12 are kind of useless, since
* they also trigger buttons 4 and 5.)
*/
switch (sev.button.button)
if(sev.type != SDL_MOUSEMOTION)
{
case 1: event.data1 = KEY_MOUSE1; break;
case 2: event.data1 = KEY_MOUSE3; break;
case 3: event.data1 = KEY_MOUSE2; break;
case 4: event.data1 = KEY_MWHEELUP; break;
case 5: event.data1 = KEY_MWHEELDOWN; break;
case 6: event.data1 = KEY_MOUSE4; break; /* dunno; not generated by my mouse */
case 7: event.data1 = KEY_MOUSE5; break; /* ditto */
case 8: event.data1 = KEY_MOUSE4; break;
case 9: event.data1 = KEY_MOUSE5; break;
case 10: event.data1 = KEY_MOUSE6; break;
case 11: event.data1 = KEY_MOUSE7; break;
case 12: event.data1 = KEY_MOUSE8; break;
default: printf("SDL mouse button %s %d\n",
sev.type == SDL_MOUSEBUTTONDOWN ? "down" : "up", sev.button.button); break;
}
if (event.data1 != 0)
{
//DIKState[ActiveDIKState][event.data1] = (event.type == EV_KeyDown);
if (event.data1 == KEY_MWHEELUP || event.data1 == KEY_MWHEELDOWN)
event.type = sev.type == SDL_MOUSEBUTTONDOWN ? EV_KeyDown : EV_KeyUp;
/* These button mappings work with my Gentoo system using the
* evdev driver and a Logitech MX510 mouse. Whether or not they
* carry over to other Linux systems, I have no idea, but I sure
* hope so. (Though buttons 11 and 12 are kind of useless, since
* they also trigger buttons 4 and 5.)
*/
switch (sev.button.button)
{
WheelMoved(&event);
case 1: event.data1 = KEY_MOUSE1; break;
case 2: event.data1 = KEY_MOUSE3; break;
case 3: event.data1 = KEY_MOUSE2; break;
case 4: event.data1 = KEY_MWHEELUP; break;
case 5: event.data1 = KEY_MWHEELDOWN; break;
case 6: event.data1 = KEY_MOUSE4; break; /* dunno; not generated by my mouse */
case 7: event.data1 = KEY_MOUSE5; break; /* ditto */
case 8: event.data1 = KEY_MOUSE4; break;
case 9: event.data1 = KEY_MOUSE5; break;
case 10: event.data1 = KEY_MOUSE6; break;
case 11: event.data1 = KEY_MOUSE7; break;
case 12: event.data1 = KEY_MOUSE8; break;
default: printf("SDL mouse button %s %d\n",
sev.type == SDL_MOUSEBUTTONDOWN ? "down" : "up", sev.button.button); break;
}
else
if (event.data1 != 0)
{
D_PostEvent(&event);
//DIKState[ActiveDIKState][event.data1] = (event.type == EV_KeyDown);
if (event.data1 == KEY_MWHEELUP || event.data1 == KEY_MWHEELDOWN)
{
WheelMoved(&event);
}
else
{
D_PostEvent(&event);
}
}
}
}
else if (sev.button.button >= 1 && sev.button.button <= 3)
else if (sev.type == SDL_MOUSEMOTION || (sev.button.button >= 1 && sev.button.button <= 3))
{
int x, y;
SDL_GetMouseState (&x, &y);
event.data1 = x;
event.data2 = y;
event.type = EV_GUI_Event;
event.subtype = sev.type == SDL_MOUSEBUTTONDOWN ? EV_GUI_LButtonDown : EV_GUI_LButtonUp;
event.subtype += (sev.button.button - 1) * 3;
if(sev.type == SDL_MOUSEMOTION)
event.subtype = EV_GUI_MouseMove;
else
{
event.subtype = sev.type == SDL_MOUSEBUTTONDOWN ? EV_GUI_LButtonDown : EV_GUI_LButtonUp;
event.subtype += (sev.button.button - 1) * 3;
}
D_PostEvent(&event);
}
break;
case SDL_KEYDOWN:
case SDL_KEYUP:
if (sev.key.keysym.sym >= SDLK_LAST)