InputManipulator Class Reference
The base class for the Kanzi input manipulators. More...
Inheritance diagram for InputManipulator:
Static Public Attributes | |
| static final Metaclass | metaclass |
| The Metaclass for the class. | |
 Static Public Attributes inherited from KanziObject | |
| static final Metaclass | metaclass = new AbstractMetaclass("Kanzi.Object") |
| The Metaclass for the class. | |
Additional Inherited Members | |
| Public Member Functions inherited from KanziObject | |
| boolean | equals (Object object) |
| Domain | getDomain () |
| Returns the domain the object belongs to. | |
| Metaclass | getDynamicMetaclass () |
| Returns the metaclass of the dynamic type of the object. | |
| long | getNative () |
| Gets a pointer to the backing C++ instance. | |
| TDataType | getOptionalProperty (PropertyType< TDataType > propertyType) |
| Returns the current value of a property type, but does not use the default value if there are no inputs to the property value. | |
| TDataType | getProperty (PropertyType< TDataType > propertyType) |
| Returns the current value of a property type. | |
| int | hashCode () |
| boolean | hasValue (PropertyType< TDataType > propertyType) |
| Evaluates whether there are any inputs into the property value. | |
| boolean | isStale () |
| Test if the object is stale i.e. | |
| void | removeLocalValue (PropertyType< TDataType > propertyType) |
| Removes the local value associated with the property. | |
| void | setProperty (PropertyType< TDataType > propertyType, TDataType value) |
| Sets the local value of a property type. | |
| ObjectRef< TType > | tryCreateObjectRef (Class< TType > clazz) |
| Tries to create an owning ObjectRef instance to this KanziObject. | |
| Public Attributes inherited from InputManipulatorMetadata | |
| AbstractMetaclass | metaclass = new AbstractMetaclass("Kanzi.InputManipulator") |
| Metaclass for InputManipulator. | |
Detailed Description
The base class for the Kanzi input manipulators.
Use the input manipulators to recognize gestures, such as click or pinch, or hardware key gestures from incoming events. Kanzi has specialized subclasses to handle touch gestures and hardware key gestures. Kanzi converts and handles mouse events as touch gestures.