1/*
2 Simple DirectMedia Layer
3 Copyright (C) 1997-2025 Sam Lantinga <slouken@libsdl.org>
4
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9 Permission is granted to anyone to use this software for any purpose,
10 including commercial applications, and to alter it and redistribute it
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12
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20*/
21
22#include "../SDL_internal.h"
23
24#ifndef SDL_pen_c_h_
25#define SDL_pen_c_h_
26
27#include "SDL_mouse_c.h"
28
29typedef Uint32 SDL_PenCapabilityFlags;
30#define SDL_PEN_CAPABILITY_PRESSURE (1u << 0) /**< Provides pressure information on SDL_PEN_AXIS_PRESSURE. */
31#define SDL_PEN_CAPABILITY_XTILT (1u << 1) /**< Provides horizontal tilt information on SDL_PEN_AXIS_XTILT. */
32#define SDL_PEN_CAPABILITY_YTILT (1u << 2) /**< Provides vertical tilt information on SDL_PEN_AXIS_YTILT. */
33#define SDL_PEN_CAPABILITY_DISTANCE (1u << 3) /**< Provides distance to drawing tablet on SDL_PEN_AXIS_DISTANCE. */
34#define SDL_PEN_CAPABILITY_ROTATION (1u << 4) /**< Provides barrel rotation info on SDL_PEN_AXIS_ROTATION. */
35#define SDL_PEN_CAPABILITY_SLIDER (1u << 5) /**< Provides slider/finger wheel/etc on SDL_PEN_AXIS_SLIDER. */
36#define SDL_PEN_CAPABILITY_TANGENTIAL_PRESSURE (1u << 6) /**< Provides barrel pressure on SDL_PEN_AXIS_TANGENTIAL_PRESSURE. */
37#define SDL_PEN_CAPABILITY_ERASER (1u << 7) /**< Pen also has an eraser tip. */
38
39typedef enum SDL_PenSubtype
40{
41 SDL_PEN_TYPE_UNKNOWN, /**< Unknown pen device */
42 SDL_PEN_TYPE_ERASER, /**< Eraser */
43 SDL_PEN_TYPE_PEN, /**< Generic pen; this is the default. */
44 SDL_PEN_TYPE_PENCIL, /**< Pencil */
45 SDL_PEN_TYPE_BRUSH, /**< Brush-like device */
46 SDL_PEN_TYPE_AIRBRUSH /**< Airbrush device that "sprays" ink */
47} SDL_PenSubtype;
48
49typedef struct SDL_PenInfo
50{
51 SDL_PenCapabilityFlags capabilities; /**< bitflags of device capabilities */
52 float max_tilt; /**< Physical maximum tilt angle, for XTILT and YTILT, or -1.0f if unknown. Pens cannot typically tilt all the way to 90 degrees, so this value is usually less than 90.0. */
53 Uint32 wacom_id; /**< For Wacom devices: wacom tool type ID, otherwise 0 (useful e.g. with libwacom) */
54 int num_buttons; /**< Number of pen buttons (not counting the pen tip), or -1 if unknown. */
55 SDL_PenSubtype subtype; /**< type of pen device */
56} SDL_PenInfo;
57
58// Backend calls this when a new pen device is hotplugged, plus once for each pen already connected at startup.
59// Note that name and info are copied but currently unused; this is placeholder for a potentially more robust API later.
60// Both are allowed to be NULL.
61extern SDL_PenID SDL_AddPenDevice(Uint64 timestamp, const char *name, const SDL_PenInfo *info, void *handle);
62
63// Backend calls this when an existing pen device is disconnected during runtime. They must free their own stuff separately.
64extern void SDL_RemovePenDevice(Uint64 timestamp, SDL_PenID instance_id);
65
66// Backend can call this to remove all pens, probably during shutdown, with a callback to let them free their own handle.
67extern void SDL_RemoveAllPenDevices(void (*callback)(SDL_PenID instance_id, void *handle, void *userdata), void *userdata);
68
69// Backend calls this when a pen's button changes, to generate events and update state.
70extern void SDL_SendPenTouch(Uint64 timestamp, SDL_PenID instance_id, SDL_Window *window, bool eraser, bool down);
71
72// Backend calls this when a pen moves on the tablet, to generate events and update state.
73extern void SDL_SendPenMotion(Uint64 timestamp, SDL_PenID instance_id, SDL_Window *window, float x, float y);
74
75// Backend calls this when a pen's axis changes, to generate events and update state.
76extern void SDL_SendPenAxis(Uint64 timestamp, SDL_PenID instance_id, SDL_Window *window, SDL_PenAxis axis, float value);
77
78// Backend calls this when a pen's button changes, to generate events and update state.
79extern void SDL_SendPenButton(Uint64 timestamp, SDL_PenID instance_id, SDL_Window *window, Uint8 button, bool down);
80
81// Backend can optionally use this to find the SDL_PenID for the `handle` that was passed to SDL_AddPenDevice.
82extern SDL_PenID SDL_FindPenByHandle(void *handle);
83
84// Backend can optionally use this to find a SDL_PenID, selected by a callback examining all devices. Zero if not found.
85extern SDL_PenID SDL_FindPenByCallback(bool (*callback)(void *handle, void *userdata), void *userdata);
86
87// Backend can use this to query current pen status.
88SDL_PenInputFlags SDL_GetPenStatus(SDL_PenID instance_id, float *axes, int num_axes);
89
90// Backend can use this to map an axis to a capability bit.
91SDL_PenCapabilityFlags SDL_GetPenCapabilityFromAxis(SDL_PenAxis axis);
92
93// Higher-level SDL video subsystem code calls this when starting up. Backends shouldn't.
94extern bool SDL_InitPen(void);
95
96// Higher-level SDL video subsystem code calls this when shutting down. Backends shouldn't.
97extern void SDL_QuitPen(void);
98
99#endif // SDL_pen_c_h_
100