Corresponding class for Windows platform is here.
Corresponding class for Linux platform is here.
Implements class for working with mouse for Android platform.
You can find more information in comments below. Overrided methods can be found in corresponding base interface.
class CMouse :public virtual IMouse
{
public:
Point getPosition() override; // Return last known primary pointer position
bool setPosition(const Point &value) override; // Only stores the value. Doesn't update mouse pointer because there is no one on Android
CMouse();
};
Namespace: | nitisa::standard::android |
Include: | Standard/Platform/Android/Mouse.h |