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Libpointing
An open-source cross-platform library to get raw events from pointing devices and master transfer functions.
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| Display bounds (origin and size) in pixels | |
| DisplayDevice class is used to represent the displays connected to the computer | |
| Pseudo-device class. It stores configuration values passed on the query string and simulates the display behavior | |
| Platform specific subclass of DisplayDevice which is implemented to work with Display devices on the osx platforms | |
| A Windows-specific subclass of DisplayDevice | |
| Helper class to work with all display devices | |
| Used to set or read the cursor parameters of the current system | |
| A structure to maintain coordinates of a pixel | |
| Used to represent Pointing Devices connected to the computer or pseudo-devices | |
| Pseudo-device class. It is used for testing and debugging purposes | |
| Used to represent Pointing Devices connected to the computer | |
| Helper class which enumerates the list of existing pointing devices. This class is a singleton which calls its platform-specific subclass constructor | |
| Platform-specific subclass of the PointingDeviceManager class | |
| Platform-specific subclass of the PointingDeviceManager class | |
| Display size in mms | |
| Abstract class that creates an object of its concrete subclasses | |
| Can be used to apply several transfer functions to the input | |
| Implements the transfer function with a constant gain factor computed taking into account device and display resolutions in order to achieve precise mapping | |
| Subclass of TransferFunction which can interpolate between given values in the table | |
| Implements a transfer function which simply multilies the input translation by the constant gain without taking into account device characteristics | |
| Implements the transfer function which is an discrete approximation of the sigmoid function | |
| Subclass of TransferFunction which can be used to extend any TransferFunction to have subpixel functionality | |
| Stores all the information about the monitor | |
| Used to set or read the cursor parameters of the current system | |
| Used to set or read the cursor parameters of the current system |
1.8.6