bool TizenGraphicsManager::moveMouse(int16 &x, int16 &y) {
int16 currentX, currentY;
getMousePosition(currentX, currentY);
// save the current hardware coordinates
setMousePosition(x, y);
// return x/y as game coordinates
adjustMousePosition(x, y);
// convert current x/y to game coordinates
adjustMousePosition(currentX, currentY);
// return whether game coordinates have changed
return (currentX != x || currentY != y);
}
bool BadaGraphicsManager::moveMouse(int16 &x, int16 &y) {
int16 currentX = _cursorState.x;
int16 currentY = _cursorState.y;
// save the current hardware coordinates
_cursorState.x = x;
_cursorState.y = y;
// return x/y as game coordinates
adjustMousePosition(x, y);
// convert current x/y to game coordinates
adjustMousePosition(currentX, currentY);
// return whether game coordinates have changed
return (currentX != x || currentY != y);
}
void OpenGLGraphicsManager::warpMouse(int x, int y) {
int16 currentX = _cursorX;
int16 currentY = _cursorY;
adjustMousePosition(currentX, currentY);
// Check whether the (virtual) coordinate actually changed. If not, then
// simply do nothing. This avoids ugly "jittering" due to the actual
// output screen having a bigger resolution than the virtual coordinates.
if (currentX == x && currentY == y) {
return;
}
// Scale the virtual coordinates into actual physical coordinates.
if (_overlayVisible) {
if (!_overlay) {
return;
}
// It might be confusing that we actually have to handle something
// here when the overlay is visible. This is because for very small
// resolutions we have a minimal overlay size and have to adjust
// for that.
x = (x * _outputScreenWidth) / _overlay->getWidth();
y = (y * _outputScreenHeight) / _overlay->getHeight();
} else {
if (!_gameScreen) {
return;
}
x = (x * _displayWidth) / _gameScreen->getWidth();
y = (y * _displayHeight) / _gameScreen->getHeight();
x += _displayX;
y += _displayY;
}
setMousePosition(x, y);
setInternalMousePosition(x, y);
}
void OpenGLSdlGraphicsManager::transformMouseCoordinates(Common::Point &point) {
adjustMousePosition(point.x, point.y);
}