Enum egui::Event[−][src]

pub enum Event {
    Copy,
    Cut,
    Text(String),
    Key {
        key: Key,
        pressed: bool,
        modifiers: Modifiers,
    },
    PointerMoved(Pos2),
    PointerButton {
        pos: Pos2,
        button: PointerButton,
        pressed: bool,
        modifiers: Modifiers,
    },
    PointerGone,
    CompositionStart,
    CompositionUpdate(String),
    CompositionEnd(String),
    Touch {
        device_id: TouchDeviceId,
        id: TouchId,
        phase: TouchPhase,
        pos: Pos2,
        force: f32,
    },
}

Expand description

An input event generated by the integration.

This only covers events that egui cares about.

Variants

`Copy`

The integration detected a “copy” event (e.g. Cmd+C).

`Cut`

The integration detected a “cut” event (e.g. Cmd+X).

`Text(String)`

Tuple Fields

0: String

Text input, e.g. via keyboard or paste action.

When the user presses enter/return, do not send a Text (just Key::Enter).

`Key`

Fields

key: Key

pressed: bool

modifiers: Modifiers

`PointerMoved(Pos2)`

Tuple Fields

0: Pos2

`PointerButton`

Fields

pos: Pos2

button: PointerButton

pressed: bool

modifiers: Modifiers

The state of the modifier keys at the time of the event

`PointerGone`

The mouse left the screen, or the last/primary touch input disappeared.

This means there is no longer a cursor on the screen for hovering etc.

On touch-up first send PointerButton{pressed: false, …} followed by PointerLeft.

`CompositionStart`

IME composition start.

`CompositionUpdate(String)`

Tuple Fields

0: String

A new IME candidate is being suggested.

`CompositionEnd(String)`

Tuple Fields

0: String

IME composition ended with this final result.

`Touch`

Fields

device_id: TouchDeviceId

Hashed device identifier (if available; may be zero). Can be used to separate touches from different devices.

id: TouchId

Unique identifier of a finger/pen. Value is stable from touch down to lift-up

phase: TouchPhase

pos: Pos2

Position of the touch (or where the touch was last detected)

force: f32

Describes how hard the touch device was pressed. May always be 0 if the platform does not support pressure sensitivity. The value is in the range from 0.0 (no pressure) to 1.0 (maximum pressure).