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// 	Copyright (c) 1992 NeXT Computer, Inc.  All rights reserved. 
//
// PCPointer.h - Interface to Generic PC Pointer object
// 
//
// HISTORY
// 01-Dec-92	Joe Pasqua at NeXT
//      Created. 
//

#ifdef	DRIVER_PRIVATE

#import <driverkit/IODevice.h>
#import <driverkit/IODirectDevice.h>

@interface PCPointer : IODevice
{
    id target;			// Object to which we send events
}

// Public methods

+ (id) activePointerDevice;

- (BOOL)setEventTarget:eventTarget;
// Description:	Called to inform us where to send mouse events. The
//		supplied object must implement the PCPointerTarget protocol.

- (int)getResolution;
// Description:	Returns the resolution, in dots per inch, of the pointer.

- (BOOL)mouseInit:deviceDescription;
// Description:	Perform rodent specific initialization

//- (port_t) devicePort;
// Description:	Return the device port of the object .

@end

#endif	/* DRIVER_PRIVATE */

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