Hi,
I added a OnKeyCodePressed function to the scoreboard to intercept the
jump key events and toggle the mouse on and off when the user presses
the jump key (keycode is getched with
gameuifuncs->GetVGUI2KeyCodeForBind( "jump" ); )
All worked fine and dandy till i realised that this effectively prevents
any movement while my scoreboard is up (mouse mode or no mouse mode).
I poked around and found that the client.dll needs to tell the engine
wether or not to handle the key event (for such things as chatting).
This is also fine but i don't see the code for this in the vgui2.lib
project.
So my question is simple, how do i make it so my panel doesn't "trap"
the code and so that it gets processed on the server even when the
scoreboard is up?
Here's the function: (m_iJumpKey is the ID of the key corresponding to
the "jump" bind.)
void CClientScoreBoardDialog::OnKeyCodePressed(KeyCode code)
{
if (m_iJumpKey != KEY_NONE && m_iJumpKey == code )
{
if (m_bInMouseMode)
SetMouseInputEnabled(false);
else
SetMouseInputEnabled(true);
m_bInMouseMode = !m_bInMouseMode;
}
else
{
BaseClass::OnKeyCodePressed( code );
}
}
The BaseClass (vgui::Panel) only handles the escape key...
I wouldn't mind using say right click mouse to toggle, but to capture
that event i need to SetMouseInputEnabled(true); wich pops up the cursor
anyways and doesn't help me at all...
Thanks in advance...
Imperio59.
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