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SDL_MouseWheelEvent
A structure that contains mouse wheel event information.
Contents
Data Fields
Uint32 |
type |
SDL_MOUSEWHEEL |
Uint32 |
timestamp |
timestamp of the event |
Uint32 |
windowID |
the window with mouse focus, if any |
Uint32 |
which |
the mouse instance id, or SDL_TOUCH_MOUSEID; see Remarks for details |
Sint32 |
x |
the amount scrolled horizontally, positive to the right and negative to the left |
Sint32 |
y |
the amount scrolled vertically, positive away from the user and negative toward the user |
Code Examples
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Remarks
SDL_MouseWheelEvent is a member of the SDL_Event union and is used when an event of type SDL_MOUSEWHEEL is reported. You would access it through the event's wheel field.
An SDL_MOUSEWHEEL event occurs whenever a user moves the mouse wheel.
Movements to the right generate negative x values and to the left generate positive x values. Movements down (scroll backward) generate negative y values and up (scroll forward) generate positive y values.
which may be SDL_TOUCH_MOUSEID, for events that were generated by a touch input device, and not a real mouse. You might want to ignore such events, if your application already handles SDL_TouchFingerEvent.
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