#include <InputMixer.h>
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| virtual bool | sample () |
| virtual bool | startSampling () |
| virtual bool | stopSampling () |
| virtual void | updateData () |
| void | operator delete (void *p) |
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| virtual void | destroy () |
| Deletes this object. More... | |
This class is provides a generic implementation of the virtual methods of a device.
This class is meant to be used to create "place holder" devices that don't actually function on their own but instead just look like a device with a given interface. This can be useful for devices that are progmatically set by systems such as the remote input manager
Definition at line 59 of file InputMixer.h.
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00063 {return(0);}
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Definition at line 65 of file InputMixer.h.
00066 {return(0);}
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Definition at line 68 of file InputMixer.h.
00069 {return(0);}
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Definition at line 71 of file InputMixer.h.
00072 {;}
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Invokes the global scope delete operator. This is required for proper releasing of memory in DLLs on Win32. Definition at line 78 of file InputMixer.h.
00079 {
00080 ::operator delete(p);
00081 }
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Deletes this object. This is an implementation of the pure virtual gadget::Input::destroy() method. Definition at line 88 of file InputMixer.h.
00089 {
00090 delete this;
00091 }
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