VCF::AcceleratorKey::Value Class Reference
This class is used to hold the values of both the keyboard modifier(s), such as Ctrl, Shift, or Alt, and the virtual key value, such as vkLetterV.
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#include <vcf/ApplicationKit/AcceleratorKey.h>
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Detailed Description
This class is used to hold the values of both the keyboard modifier(s), such as Ctrl, Shift, or Alt, and the virtual key value, such as vkLetterV.
The actual data is stored as 2 unsigned 16 bit values, within one unsigned 32 bit member variable. The virtual key code is stored in the upper 16 bits, and the keyboard modifiers are stored in the lower 16 bits.
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Constructor & Destructor Documentation
| VCF::AcceleratorKey::Value::Value |
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| VCF::AcceleratorKey::Value::Value |
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Member Function Documentation
| VirtualKeyCode VCF::AcceleratorKey::Value::getKeyCode |
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| uint32 VCF::AcceleratorKey::Value::getModifierMask |
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| bool VCF::AcceleratorKey::Value::hasAltKey |
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| bool VCF::AcceleratorKey::Value::hasCtrlKey |
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| bool VCF::AcceleratorKey::Value::hasShiftKey |
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| bool VCF::AcceleratorKey::Value::isEmpty |
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| VCF::AcceleratorKey::Value::operator uint32 |
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| bool VCF::AcceleratorKey::Value::operator!= |
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| Value& VCF::AcceleratorKey::Value::operator= |
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| void VCF::AcceleratorKey::Value::setKeyCode |
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| void VCF::AcceleratorKey::Value::setModifierMask |
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Member Data Documentation
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