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Swap position/point names

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A point is a 2D vector. A position represent a point relative to the
screen size.
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Romain Vimont
2018-01-29 14:52:22 +01:00
parent f70359f14f
commit 879941355d
15 changed files with 109 additions and 109 deletions
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app/src/controlevent.c
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@@ -17,11 +17,11 @@ static inline void write32(Uint8 *buf, Uint32 value) {
buf[3] = value;
}
static void write_point(Uint8 *buf, const struct point *point) {
write16(&buf[0], point->position.x);
write16(&buf[2], point->position.y);
write16(&buf[4], point->screen_size.width);
write16(&buf[6], point->screen_size.height);
static void write_position(Uint8 *buf, const struct position *position) {
write16(&buf[0], position->point.x);
write16(&buf[2], position->point.y);
write16(&buf[4], position->screen_size.width);
write16(&buf[6], position->screen_size.height);
}
int control_event_serialize(const struct control_event *event, unsigned char *buf) {
@@ -45,10 +45,10 @@ int control_event_serialize(const struct control_event *event, unsigned char *bu
case CONTROL_EVENT_TYPE_MOUSE:
buf[1] = event->mouse_event.action;
write32(&buf[2], event->mouse_event.buttons);
write_point(&buf[6], &event->mouse_event.point);
write_position(&buf[6], &event->mouse_event.position);
return 14;
case CONTROL_EVENT_TYPE_SCROLL:
write_point(&buf[1], &event->scroll_event.point);
write_position(&buf[1], &event->scroll_event.position);
write32(&buf[9], (Uint32) event->scroll_event.hscroll);
write32(&buf[13], (Uint32) event->scroll_event.vscroll);
return 17;