types.py - LunaEngine Docs

class EVENTS

Description

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Attributes

QUIT: Any = pygame.QUIT

KEYDOWN: Any = pygame.KEYDOWN

KEYUP: Any = pygame.KEYUP

MOUSEWHEEL: Any = pygame.MOUSEWHEEL

MOUSEMOTION: Any = pygame.MOUSEMOTION

MOUSEBUTTONDOWN: Any = pygame.MOUSEBUTTONDOWN

MOUSEBUTTONUP: Any = pygame.MOUSEBUTTONUP

JOYAXISMOTION: Any = pygame.JOYAXISMOTION

VIDEORESIZE: Any = pygame.VIDEORESIZE

WINDOWFOCUSGAINED: Any = pygame.WINDOWFOCUSGAINED

WINDOWFOCUSLOST: Any = pygame.WINDOWFOCUSLOST

ACTIVEEVENT: Any = pygame.ACTIVEEVENT

Methods

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class MouseButtonPressed

Description

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Attributes

left: bool = False

middle: bool = False

right: bool = False

extra_button_1: bool = False

extra_button_2: bool = False

Methods

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class InputState

Description

Tracks input state with proper click detection

Attributes

mouse_pos: tuple = (0, 0)

mouse_buttons_pressed: MouseButtonPressed = None

mouse_just_pressed: bool = False

mouse_just_released: bool = False

mouse_wheel: float = 0

consumed_events: set = None

active_controller: Optional['Controller'] = None

controller_count: int = 0

using_controller: bool = False

Methods

def __post_init__(self: Any) -> Any

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def consume_global_mouse(self: Any) -> Any

Mark that a mouse event has been handled globally.

def is_global_mouse_consumed(self: Any) -> Any

Check if any element has consumed the current mouse event.

def update(self: Any, mouse_pos: tuple, mouse_pressed: tuple, mouse_wheel: float = 0) -> Any

Update input state with proper click detection

def consume_event(self: Any, element_id: Any) -> Any

Mark an event as consumed by a specific element

def is_event_consumed(self: Any, element_id: Any) -> Any

Check if event was already consumed

def clear_consumed(self: Any) -> Any

Clear consumed events for new frame

def get_mouse_state(self: Any) -> Tuple[Tuple[int, int], MouseButtonPressed]

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class ElementsList

Description

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Methods

def __init__(self: Any, *args: tuple, **kwargs: dict) -> Any

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def set_on_change(self: Any, on_change: Callable[[ElementsListEvents, any, Optional[int]], None], parent_element: 'UiElement' = None) -> Any

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def append(self: Any, item: Any) -> Any

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def insert(self: Any, index: Any, item: Any) -> Any

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def extend(self: Any, iterable: Any) -> Any

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def remove(self: Any, item: Any) -> Any

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def pop(self: Any, index: Any = -1) -> Any

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class LayerType

Description

Enumeration of UI render layers.

Attributes

BACKGROUND: Any = 0

NORMAL: Any = 1

ABOVE_NORMAL: Any = 2

POPUP: Any = 3

MODAL: Any = 4

TOP: Any = 5

Methods

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class WindowEventType

Description

Types of window events supported.

Attributes

FOCUS_GAINED: Any = 'window_focus_gained'

FOCUS_LOST: Any = 'window_focus_lost'

RESIZED: Any = 'window_resized'

MOVED: Any = 'window_moved'

ENTER: Any = 'window_enter'

LEAVE: Any = 'window_leave'

CLOSE: Any = 'window_close'

MINIMIZED: Any = 'window_minimized'

RESTORED: Any = 'window_restored'

MAXIMIZED: Any = 'window_maximized'

SHOWN: Any = 'window_shown'

HIDDEN: Any = 'window_hidden'

EXPOSED: Any = 'window_exposed'

Methods

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class WindowEventData

Description

Data container for window events.

Attributes

event_type: WindowEventType = None

timestamp: int = None

window_id: int = None

data: Dict[str, Any] = field(default_factory=dict)

Methods

def size(self: Any) -> Optional[Tuple[int, int]]

Get window size from resize event.

def position(self: Any) -> Optional[Tuple[int, int]]

Get window position from move event.