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PenDevice

Struct PenDevice 

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pub struct PenDevice { /* private fields */ }
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Represents a pen/stylus device.

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impl PenDevice

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pub fn new(release_pointer_on_pen_up: bool) -> Rc<PenDevice>

Creates a pen device. release_pointer_on_pen_up tells whether the pointer is released when the pen is lifted.

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pub fn dispose(&self)

Releases the device and its pointers.

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impl IInputDevice for PenDevice

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fn process_raw_event(&self, e: &dyn IRawInputEventArgs)

Processes raw event. Is called after preprocessing by the input manager.
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fn as_any(&self) -> &dyn Any

The device as Any, for downcasting to the concrete device.
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fn as_pointer_device(&self) -> Option<&dyn IPointerDevice>

The device as a pointer device, if it is one.
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impl IPenDevice for PenDevice

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impl IPointerDevice for PenDevice

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fn try_get_pointer(&self, ev: &RawPointerEventArgs) -> Option<Rc<dyn IPointer>>

Gets a pointer for specific event args. Read more

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