class TGLOverlayElement


 An overlay element. Supports drawing (Render) and event-handling

Function Members (Methods)

This is an abstract class, constructors will not be documented.
Look at the header to check for available constructors.

public:

virtual	~TGLOverlayElement()
static TClass*	Class()
TGLOverlayElement::ERole	GetRole() const
virtual Bool_t	Handle(TGLRnrCtx& rnrCtx, TGLOvlSelectRecord& selRec, Event_t* event)
virtual TClass*	IsA() const
virtual Bool_t	MouseEnter(TGLOvlSelectRecord& selRec)
virtual void	MouseLeave()
virtual Bool_t	MouseStillInside(TGLOvlSelectRecord& selRec)
virtual void	Render(TGLRnrCtx& rnrCtx)
void	SetRole(TGLOverlayElement::ERole r)
virtual void	ShowMembers(TMemberInspector& insp, char* parent)
virtual void	Streamer(TBuffer& b)
void	StreamerNVirtual(TBuffer& b)

private:

TGLOverlayElement&

operator=(const TGLOverlayElement&)

Data Members

public:

enum ERole {	kUser
	kViewer
	kAnnotation
	kAll
};

protected:

TGLOverlayElement::ERole	fRole

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Function documentation

Bool_t MouseEnter(TGLOvlSelectRecord& selRec)

 Mouse has enetered this element.
 Return TRUE if you want additional events.

Bool_t MouseStillInside(TGLOvlSelectRecord& selRec)

 A new overlay hit is about to be processed.
 By returning FALSE one can force mouse-leave (MouseLeave will be
 called shortly).
 If you return TRUE, Handle will be called soon.
 Use this if your overlay object has some inactive parts,
 see TGLManipSet.

Bool_t Handle(TGLRnrCtx& rnrCtx, TGLOvlSelectRecord& selRec, Event_t* event)

 Handle overlay event.
 Return TRUE if event was handled.

void MouseLeave()

 Mouse has left the element.

TGLOverlayElement& operator=(const TGLOverlayElement& )

virtual ~TGLOverlayElement()

{}

void Render(TGLRnrCtx& rnrCtx)

ERole GetRole() const

{ return fRole; }

void SetRole(TGLOverlayElement::ERole r)

{ fRole = r; }