Class InputEvent

The ALT key extended modifier.

Since: 1.4

The ALT_GRAPH key extended modifier.

Since: 1.4

This is the bit mask which indicates the alt-graph modifier is in effect. It is recommended that ALT_GRAPH_DOWN_MASK be used instead.

See Also: ALT_GRAPH_DOWN_MASK

This is the bit mask which indicates the alt key is down. It is recommended that ALT_DOWN_MASK be used instead.

See Also: ALT_DOWN_MASK

The mouse button1 key extended modifier.

Since: 1.4

This bit mask indicates mouse button one is down. It is recommended that BUTTON1_DOWN_MASK be used instead.

See Also: BUTTON1_DOWN_MASK

The mouse button2 extended modifier.

Since: 1.4

This bit mask indicates mouse button two is down. It is recommended that BUTTON2_DOWN_MASK be used instead.

See Also: BUTTON2_DOWN_MASK

The mouse button3 extended modifier.

Since: 1.4

This bit mask indicates mouse button three is down. It is recommended that BUTTON3_DOWN_MASK be used instead.

See Also: BUTTON3_DOWN_MASK

The CTRL key extended modifier.

Since: 1.4

This is the bit mask which indicates the control key is down. It is recommended that CTRL_DOWN_MASK be used instead.

See Also: CTRL_DOWN_MASK

The META key extended modifier.

Since: 1.4

This is the bit mask which indicates the meta key is down. It is recommended that META_DOWN_MASK be used instead.

See Also: META_DOWN_MASK

The SHIFT key extended modifier.

Since: 1.4

This is the bit mask which indicates the shift key is down. It is recommended that SHIFT_DOWN_MASK be used instead.

See Also: SHIFT_DOWN_MASK

Consumes this event. A consumed event is not processed further by the AWT system.

This method returns the old-style modifiers in effect for this event. Note that this is ambiguous between button2 and alt, and between button3 and meta. Also, code which generated these modifiers tends to only list the modifier that just changed, even if others were down at the time. Consider using getModifiersEx instead. This will be a union of the bit masks defined in this class that are applicable to the event.

Returns: the modifiers in effect for this event

See Also: getModifiersEx

Returns the extended modifiers (new-style) for this event. This represents the state of all modal keys and mouse buttons at the time of the event, and does not suffer from the problems mentioned in getModifiers.

For an example of checking multiple modifiers, this code will return true only if SHIFT and BUTTON1 were pressed and CTRL was not:

 int onmask = InputEvent.SHIFT_DOWN_MASK | InputEvent.BUTTON1_DOWN_MASK;
 int offmask = InputEvent.CTRL_DOWN_MASK;
 return (event.getModifiersEx() & (onmask | offmask)) == onmask;
 

Returns: the bitwise or of all modifiers pressed during the event

Since: 1.4

Convert the extended modifier bitmask into a String, such as "Shift" or "Ctrl+Button1". XXX Sun claims this can be localized via the awt.properties file - how do we implement that?

Parameters: modifiers the modifiers

Returns: a string representation of the modifiers in this bitmask

Since: 1.4

This method returns the timestamp when this event occurred.

Returns: the timestamp when this event occurred

This method tests whether or not the alt key was down during the event.

Returns: true if the alt key is down

This method tests whether or not the alt-graph modifier was in effect during the event.

Returns: true if the alt-graph modifier is down

This method tests whether or not this event has been consumed.

Returns: true if this event has been consumed

This method tests whether or not the control key was down during the event.

Returns: true if the control key is down

This method tests whether or not the meta key was down during the event.

Returns: true if the meta key is down

This method tests whether or not the shift key was down during the event.

Returns: true if the shift key is down