virtual SoType getTypeId (void) const

SoHandleEventAction (const SbViewportRegion &viewportregion)

virtual ~SoHandleEventAction ()

void setViewportRegion (const SbViewportRegion &newregion)

const SbViewportRegion & getViewportRegion (void) const

void setEvent (const SoEvent *ev)

const SoEvent * getEvent (void) const

void setHandled (void)

SbBool isHandled (void) const

void setGrabber (SoNode *node)

void releaseGrabber (void)

SoNode * getGrabber (void) const

void setPickRoot (SoNode *node)

SoNode * getPickRoot (void) const

void setPickRadius (const float radiusinpixels)

const SoPickedPoint * getPickedPoint (void)

const SoPickedPointList & getPickedPointList (void)

static SoType getClassTypeId (void)

static void addMethod (const SoType type, SoActionMethod method)

static void enableElement (const SoType type, const int stackindex)

static void initClass (void)

virtual const SoEnabledElementsList & getEnabledElements (void) const

virtual void beginTraversal (SoNode *node)

static SoEnabledElementsList * getClassEnabledElements (void)

static SoActionMethodList * getClassActionMethods (void)

Constructor.

SoHandleEventAction needs a viewportregion to pass on to the raypick action instance it uses for being able to track objects under the mouse cursor.

Destructor.

Returns the type identification of an action derived from a class inheriting SoAction. This is used for run-time type checking and 'downward' casting.

Usage example:

  void bar(SoAction * action)
  {
    if (action->getTypeId() == SoGLRenderAction::getClassTypeId()) {
      // safe downward cast, know the type
      SoGLRenderAction * glrender = (SoGLRenderAction *)action;
    }
    return; // ignore if not renderaction
  }

For application programmers wanting to extend the library with new actions: this method needs to be overridden in all subclasses. This is typically done as part of setting up the full type system for extension classes, which is usually accomplished by using the pre-defined macros available through Inventor/nodes/SoSubAction.h: SO_ACTION_SOURCE, SO_ACTION_INIT_CLASS and SO_ACTION_CONSTRUCTOR.

For more information on writing Coin extensions, see the SoAction class documentation.

Implements SoAction.

Returns the run-time type object associated with instances of this class.

Reimplemented from SoAction.

This API member is considered internal to the library, as it is not likely to be of interest to the application programmer.

This API member is considered internal to the library, as it is not likely to be of interest to the application programmer.

Returns a list of the elements used by action instances of this class upon traversal operations.

Reimplemented from SoAction.

This API member is considered internal to the library, as it is not likely to be of interest to the application programmer.

This method not available in the original OIV API, see SoSubAction.h for explanation.

Reimplemented from SoAction.

This API member is considered internal to the library, as it is not likely to be of interest to the application programmer.

This method not available in the original OIV API, see SoSubAction.h for explanation.

Reimplemented from SoAction.

Initializes the run-time type system for this class, and sets up the enabled elements and action method list.

Reimplemented from SoAction.

Set a new viewport region, replacing the one passed in the constructor.

Returns the viewport region this action instance is using.

Advanced Usage:

You can also get the viewport region by accessing it through its element on the traversal state. You do that the following way:

  #include <Inventor/elements/SoViewportRegionElement.h>

SoState * state = action->getState(); SbViewportRegion vp = SoViewportRegionElement::get(state);

The reason for explaining this is that you can use this generic technique when you need access to state information when you can't seem to find the accessor function you need in the action implementation. You can use it to for instance retrieve the view volume information, for which there are no accessor methods:

  #include <Inventor/elements/SoViewVolumeElement.h>

SoState * state = action->getState(); SbViewVolume vv = SoViewVolumeElement::get(state);

When you do this on arbitrary action instances, you need to make sure that the given element is enabled for the action before you try to use it. The relevant functions for this are SoState::isElementEnabled() and SoElement::getClassStackIndex().

Set the event to distribute to the nodes of the scene.

Returns the event this action is handling.

Marks the action instance as handled, hence terminates the action.

The action is only marked as handled when a node in the graph 'grabs' the event this action is carrying, so the handled flag will be FALSE after traversal if no nodes wanted the event.

See also: isHandled()

Returns whether or not the event has been handled by a node during scene graph traversal.

See also: setHandled()

Set a node pointer which will get all future events handled by this action until releaseGrabber() is called.

Note that since later SoHandleEventAction invokations are just applied directly on the grabber node, using SoHandleEventAction methods like getCurPath() will return bogus data.

Don't send the events to a 'grabber' node anymore, use the default behavior of the action and pass them along to the scene graph again.

See also: setGrabber()

Returns the grabber node, or NULL if no grabber is active.

Sets the root node that is used for the pick action tracking the cursor.

Returns the root node that is used by nodes that is tracking the cursor.

Sets the pick radius for cursor tracking.

Returns the SoPickedPoint information for the intersection point below the cursor.

Returns a list of all intersection points below the mouse cursor.

This virtual method is called from SoAction::apply(), and is the entry point for the actual scenegraph traversal.

It can be overridden to initialize the action at traversal start, for specific initializations in the action subclasses inheriting SoAction.

Default method just calls traverse(), which any overridden implementation of the method must do too (or call SoAction::beginTraversal()) to trigger the scenegraph traversal.

Reimplemented from SoAction.