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Stability	deprecated
Portability	portable (depends on GHC)
Safe Haskell	None
Language	Haskell98

Graphics.UI.Gtk.Gdk.Events

Description

Definiton of a record that contains event information. Deprecated in favor of EventM and not exported by Gtk.hs.

Synopsis

Documentation

data Modifier Source

Keyboard modifiers that are depressed when the user presses a key or a mouse button.

This data type is used to build lists of modifers that were active during an event.
The Apple key on Macintoshs is mapped to Alt2 and the Meta key (if available).
Since Gtk 2.10, there are also Super, Hyper and Meta modifiers which are simply generated from Alt .. Compose modifier keys, depending on the mapping used by the windowing system. Due to one key being mapped to e.g. Alt2 and Meta, you shouldn't pattern match directly against a certain key but check whether a key is in the list using the elem function, say.

Constructors

Shift
Lock
Control
Alt
Alt2
Alt3
Alt4
Alt5
Button1
Button2
Button3
Button4
Button5
Super
Hyper
Meta
Release
ModifierMask

Instances

Bounded Modifier Source
Enum Modifier Source
Eq Modifier Source
Show Modifier Source
Flags Modifier Source

type TimeStamp = Word32 Source

The time (in milliseconds) when an event happened. This is used mostly for ordering events and responses to events.

currentTime :: TimeStamp Source

Represents the current time, and can be used anywhere a time is expected.

Deprecated way of conveying event information.

data Event Source

Events that are delivered to a widget.

Any given signal only emits one of these variants as described in Widget. Many events share common attributes:
The eventSent attribute is True if the event was not created by the user but by another application.
The eventTime attribute contains a time in milliseconds when the event happened.
The eventX and eventY attributes contain the coordinates relative to the DrawWindow associated with this widget. The values can contain sub-pixel information if the input device is a graphics tablet or the like.
The eventModifier attribute denotes what modifier key was pressed during the event.

Constructors

Event	An event that is not in one of the more specific categories below. This includes delete, destroy, map and unmap events. These events have no extra information associated with them.
Fields eventSent :: Bool
Expose	The expose event. A region of widget that receives this event needs to be redrawn. This event is the result of revealing part or all of a window or by the application calling functions like `widgetQueueDrawArea`.
Fields eventSent :: Bool eventArea :: Rectangle A bounding box denoting what needs to be updated. For a more detailed information on the area that needs redrawing, use the next field. eventRegion :: Region A set of horizontal stripes that denote the invalid area. eventCount :: Int The number of contiguous `Expose` events following this one. The only use for this is "exposure compression", i.e. handling all contiguous `Expose` events in one go, though Gdk performs some exposure compression so this is not normally needed.
Motion	Mouse motion. Captures the movement of the mouse cursor while it is within the area of the widget.
Fields eventSent :: Bool eventTime :: TimeStamp The time of the event in milliseconds. eventX, eventY :: Double eventModifier :: [Modifier] eventIsHint :: Bool Indicate if this event is only a hint of the motion. If the `PointerMotionHintMask` is set with `widgetAddEvents` then mouse positions are only generated each time `drawWindowGetPointer` is called. In this case `eventIsHint` is set to `True`. eventXRoot, eventYRoot :: Double The coordinates of the click relative to the screen origin.
Button	A mouse button was pressed or released. This event is triggered if the mouse button was pressed or released while the mouse cursor was within the region of the widget.
Fields eventSent :: Bool eventClick :: Click The kind of button press, see `Click`. Note that double clicks will trigger this event with `eventClick` set to `SingleClick`, `ReleaseClick`, `SingleClick`, `DoubleClick`, `ReleaseClick`. Triple clicks will produce this sequence followed by `SingleClick`, `DoubleClick`, `TripleClick`, `ReleaseClick`. eventTime :: TimeStamp The time of the event in milliseconds. eventX, eventY :: Double eventModifier :: [Modifier] eventButton :: MouseButton The button that was pressed. eventXRoot, eventYRoot :: Double The coordinates of the click relative to the screen origin.
Key	A key was pressed while the widget had the input focus. If the widget has the current input focus (see `widgetSetCanFocus`) it will receive key pressed events. Certain key combinations are of no interest to a normal widget like Alt-F to access the file menu. For all these keys, the handler must return `False` to indicate that the key stroke should be propagated to the parent widget. At the top-level widget, keyboard shortcuts like Alt-F are turned into the corresponding signals.
Fields eventRelease :: Bool This flag is set if the key was released. This flag makes it possible to connect the same handler to `onKeyPress` and `onKeyRelease`. eventSent :: Bool eventTime :: TimeStamp The time of the event in milliseconds. eventModifier :: [Modifier] eventWithCapsLock :: Bool This flag is `True` if Caps Lock is on while this key was pressed. eventWithNumLock :: Bool This flag is `True` if Number Lock is on while this key was pressed. eventWithScrollLock :: Bool This flag is `True` if Scroll Lock is on while this key was pressed. eventKeyVal :: KeyVal A number representing the key that was pressed or released. A more convenient interface is provided by the next two fields. eventKeyName :: DefaultGlibString A string representing the key that was pressed or released. This string contains a description of the key rather than what should appear on screen. For example, pressing "1" on the keypad results in KP_1. Of particular interest are F1 till F12, for a complete list refer to "gdk/gdkkeysyms.h" where all possible values are defined. The corresponding strings are the constants without the GDK_ prefix. eventKeyChar :: Maybe Char A character matching the key that was pressed. This entry can be used to build up a whole input string. The character is `Nothing` if the key does not correspond to a simple unicode character.
Crossing	Mouse cursor crossing event. This event indicates that the mouse cursor is hovering over this widget. It is used to set a widget into the pre-focus state where some GUI elements like buttons on a toolbar change their appearance.
Fields eventSent :: Bool eventTime :: TimeStamp The time of the event in milliseconds. eventX, eventY :: Double eventXRoot, eventYRoot :: Double The coordinates of the click relative to the screen origin. eventLeaves :: Bool This flag is false if the widget was entered, it is true when the widget the mouse cursor left the widget. eventCrossingMode :: CrossingMode Kind of enter/leave event. The mouse cursor might enter this widget because it grabs the mouse cursor for e.g. a modal dialog box. eventNotifyType :: NotifyType Information on from what level of the widget hierarchy the mouse cursor came. See `NotifyType`. eventModifier :: [Modifier]
Focus	Gaining or loosing input focus.
Fields eventSent :: Bool eventInFocus :: Bool This flag is `True` if the widget receives the focus and `False` if it just lost the input focus.
Configure	The widget's size has changed. In response to this event the application can allocate resources that are specific to the size of the widget. It is emitted when the widget is shown the first time and on every resize.
Fields eventSent :: Bool eventXParent :: Int Position within the parent window. eventYParent :: Int Position within the parent window. eventWidth :: Int eventHeight :: Int
Visibility	Change of visibility of a widget.
Fields eventSent :: Bool eventVisible :: VisibilityState Denote what portions of the widget is visible.
Scroll	Wheel movement of the mouse. This action denotes that the content of the widget should be scrolled. The event is triggered by the movement of the mouse wheel. Surrounding scroll bars are independant of this signal. Most mice do not have buttons for horizontal scrolling, hence `eventDirection` will usually not contain `ScrollLeft` and `ScrollRight`. Mice with additional buttons may not work on X since only five buttons are supported (the three main buttons and two for the wheel). The handler of this signal should update the scroll bars that surround this widget which in turn tell this widget to update.
Fields eventSent :: Bool eventTime :: TimeStamp The time of the event in milliseconds. eventX, eventY :: Double eventDirection :: ScrollDirection eventXRoot, eventYRoot :: Double The coordinates of the click relative to the screen origin.
WindowState	Indicate how the appearance of this window has changed.
Fields eventSent :: Bool eventWindowMask :: [WindowState] The mask indicates which flags have changed. eventWindowState :: [WindowState] The state indicates the current state of the window.
Proximity	The state of the pen of a graphics tablet pen or touchscreen device.
Fields eventSent :: Bool eventTime :: TimeStamp The time of the event in milliseconds. eventInContact :: Bool Whether the stylus has moved in or out of contact with the tablet.

Instances

Show Event Source

type EventButton = Event Source

An event that contains information on a button press.

type EventScroll = Event Source

An event that contains information on scrolling.

type EventMotion = Event Source

An event that contains information on the movement of the mouse pointer.

type EventExpose = Event Source

An area of the DrawWindow needs redrawing.

type EventKey = Event Source

An event that contains information about a key press.

type EventConfigure = Event Source

An event that contains the new size of a window.

type EventCrossing = Event Source

Generated when the pointer enters or leaves a window.

type EventFocus = Event Source

An event that informs about a change of the input focus.

type EventProperty = Event Source

An event that indicates a property of the window changed.

type EventProximity = Event Source

An event that indicates that the pen of a graphics table is touching or not touching the tablet.

type EventVisibility = Event Source

Parts of the window have been exposed or obscured.

type EventWindowState = Event Source

The window state has changed.

type EventGrabBroken = Event Source

A grab has been broken by unusual means.

marshExposeRect :: Ptr Event -> IO Rectangle Source

marshalEvent :: Ptr Event -> IO Event Source

data VisibilityState Source

Constructors

VisibilityUnobscured
VisibilityPartialObscured
VisibilityFullyObscured

Instances

Enum VisibilityState Source
Eq VisibilityState Source
Show VisibilityState Source

data CrossingMode Source

How focus is crossing the widget.

Constructors

CrossingNormal
CrossingGrab
CrossingUngrab
CrossingGtkGrab
CrossingGtkUngrab
CrossingStateChanged

Instances

Enum CrossingMode Source
Eq CrossingMode Source
Show CrossingMode Source

data NotifyType Source

Information on from what level of the widget hierarchy the mouse cursor came.

NotifyAncestor: The window is entered from an ancestor or left towards an ancestor.
NotifyVirtual: The pointer moves between an ancestor and an inferior of the window.
NotifyInferior: The window is entered from an inferior or left towards an inferior.
NotifyNonlinear: The window is entered from or left towards a window which is neither an ancestor nor an inferior.
NotifyNonlinearVirtual: The pointer moves between two windows which are not ancestors of each other and the window is part of the ancestor chain between one of these windows and their least common ancestor.
NotifyUnknown: The level change does not fit into any of the other categories or could not be determined.

Constructors

NotifyAncestor
NotifyVirtual
NotifyInferior
NotifyNonlinear
NotifyNonlinearVirtual
NotifyUnknown

Instances

Enum NotifyType Source
Eq NotifyType Source
Show NotifyType Source

data WindowState Source

The state a DrawWindow is in.

Constructors

WindowStateWithdrawn
WindowStateIconified
WindowStateMaximized
WindowStateSticky
WindowStateFullscreen
WindowStateAbove
WindowStateBelow

Instances

Bounded WindowState Source
Enum WindowState Source	These are hints for the window manager that indicate what type of function the window has. The window manager can use this when determining decoration and behaviour of the window. The hint must be set before mapping the window. See the extended window manager hints specification for more details about window types.
Eq WindowState Source
Show WindowState Source
Flags WindowState Source

data ScrollDirection Source

in which direction was scrolled?

Constructors

ScrollUp
ScrollDown
ScrollLeft
ScrollRight

Instances

Enum ScrollDirection Source
Eq ScrollDirection Source
Show ScrollDirection Source

data MouseButton Source

Mouse buttons.

Constructors

LeftButton
MiddleButton
RightButton
OtherButton Int

Instances

Enum MouseButton Source
Eq MouseButton Source
Show MouseButton Source

data Click Source

Type of mouse click

Constructors

SingleClick
DoubleClick
TripleClick
ReleaseClick

Instances

Enum Click Source
Eq Click Source
Show Click Source

data Rectangle :: *

Rectangle

Specifies x, y, width and height

Constructors

Rectangle Int Int Int Int

Instances

Eq Rectangle
Show Rectangle