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NAME
- IND_ADDEVENT
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Parse a synthetic input event and pass it to all handlers (V47)
FUNCTION
INPUTS
- io_Message
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mn_ReplyPort set if quick I/O is not possible
- io_Device
-
preset by the call to OpenDevice
- io_Unit
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preset by the call to OpenDevice
- io_Command
-
IND_ADDEVENT
- io_Flags
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IOB_QUICK set if quick I/O is possible
- io_Length
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shall be a multiple of sizeof(struct InputEvent)
- io_Data
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a pointer to the struct InputEvent:
- ie_NextEvent
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will be ignored.
- ie_Class
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IECLASS_RAWKEY or IECLASS_RAWMOUSE
- ie_SubClass
-
as desired
- ie_Code
-
as desired
- ie_Qualifier
-
as desired
- ie_X
-
as desired
- ie_Y
-
as desired
- ie_TimeStamp
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will be set by this call (V36)
NOTES
The contents of the input event are destroyed.
This function is almost identical to IND_WRITEEVENT except that the input.device will perform some minimal update of its state machine, and as such, will use the provided event to synthesize keyboard repeat functions if applicable. The received event will update the internal state of the device as if it was coming from the keyboard or gameport device. This function may add multiple events in one single call, the number of events is derived from io_Length. If you queue multiple events, they shall be all of the same type, i.e. IECLASS_RAWKEY or IECLASS_RAWMOUSE, but not both types in a single IORequest.
This function is almost identical to IND_WRITEEVENT except that the input.device will perform some minimal update of its state machine, and as such, will use the provided event to synthesize keyboard repeat functions if applicable. The received event will update the internal state of the device as if it was coming from the keyboard or gameport device. This function may add multiple events in one single call, the number of events is derived from io_Length. If you queue multiple events, they shall be all of the same type, i.e. IECLASS_RAWKEY or IECLASS_RAWMOUSE, but not both types in a single IORequest.