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1.1 root 1: /*
2: * Copyright (c) 1999 Apple Computer, Inc. All rights reserved.
3: *
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23: */
24:
25: /* Copyright (c) 1992 NeXT Computer, Inc. All rights reserved.
26: *
27: * PCKeyboardDefs.h - PC Keyboard Defs for clients
28: *
29: * HISTORY
30: * 09 Sep 1992 Joe Pasqua
31: * Created.
32: */
33:
34: // TO DO:
35: //
36: // NOTES:
37: // * This module defines types and protocols for use by PCKeyboard clients.
38:
39: #ifdef DRIVER_PRIVATE
40:
41: #import <kernserv/clock_timer.h>
42:
43: typedef struct _t_PCKeyboardEvent {
44: ns_time_t timeStamp; // When did this event happen
45: unsigned keyCode; // Which key was involved
46: BOOL goingDown; // YES -> it was pressed, NO -> it was released
47: } PCKeyboardEvent;
48:
49:
50: //
51: // The following protocol is implemented by PCKeyboard objects. Clients
52: // of the PCKeyboard can invoke the methods below to indicate their
53: // ownership of the PCKeyboard object.
54: //
55: @protocol PCKeyboardExported
56:
57: - (IOReturn)becomeOwner : client;
58: // Description: Register for event dispatch via device-specific protocol.
59: // (See the dispatchKeyboardEvent method)
60: // Returns IO_R_SUCCESS if successful, else IO_R_BUSY. The
61: // relinquishOwnershipRequest: method may be called on another
62: // client during the execution of this method.
63:
64: - (IOReturn)relinquishOwnership : client;
65: // Description: Relinquish ownership. Returns IO_R_BUSY if caller is not
66: // current owner.
67:
68:
69: - (IOReturn)desireOwnership : client;
70: // Description: Request notification (via canBecomeOwner:) when
71: // relinquishOwnership: is called. This allows one potential
72: // client to place itself "next in line" for ownership. The
73: // queue is only one deep.
74:
75: @end // PCKeyboardExported
76:
77:
78: //
79: // The following protocol is implemented by clients of the PCKeyboard
80: // object. A PCKeyboard instance will invoke these methods to indicate
81: // that an event has come in or that a change in ownership can happen.
82: //
83: @protocol PCKeyboardImported
84:
85: - (void)dispatchKeyboardEvent:(PCKeyboardEvent *)event;
86: // Description: Called when the keyboard object receives a new keyboard
87: // Event. The event structure should not be freed by the callee.
88:
89:
90: - (IOReturn)relinquishOwnershipRequest : device;
91: // Description: Called when another client wishes to assume ownership of
92: // calling kbd Device. This happens when a client attempts a
93: // becomeOwner: on a device which is owned by the callee of
94: // this method.
95: // Returns:
96: // IO_R_SUCCESS ==> It's OK to give ownership of the device to
97: // other client. In this case, callee no longer
98: // owns the device.
99: // IO_R_BUSY ==> Don't transfer ownership.
100:
101:
102: - (IOReturn)canBecomeOwner : device;
103: // Description: Method by which a client, who has registered "intent to own"
104: // via desireOwnership:client, is notified that the calling
105: // device is available. Client will typically call becomeOwner:
106: // during this call.
107:
108: @end // PCKeyboardImported
109:
110: #endif /* DRIVER_PRIVATE */
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