This is the documentation for train plugins accepting raw input. In order to create a train plugin, implement the IRawRuntime interface from the OpenBveApi.Runtime namespace. In the following, you will find a description of how this interface works.
This interface is currently experimental / unstable, and subject to breaking changes.
■ Contenidos
■ Vista general
The IRawRuntime plugin interface is a separate interface, which extends the IRuntime interface to allow train plugins to accept raw keyboard / touch input from the simulation window.
This for instance may be useful if you wish to implement a plugin which accepts text input or large numbers of additional custom keys.
Please see the IRuntime interface documentation also.
■ Function Calls
void RawKeyDown(Key key)
This function is called when a key is pressed.
Arguments:
| Key | key | The key that was pressed. |
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void RawKeyUp(Key key)
This function is called when a key is released.
Arguments:
| Key | key | The key that was released. |
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void TouchEvent(int groupIndex, int commandIndex)
This function is called when a touch event occurs.
Arguments:
| int | groupIndex | The touch group which was activated. |
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| int | commandIndex | The associated command index for the touch group. |
■ Additional ElapseData Members
IRawInput also adds the following useful ElapseData members:
Arguments:
| BlockingInput | boolean | Whether the plugin is blocking input- This should be set when taking custom keyboard input to avoid triggering controls. |
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