Enum fidl_test_inputsynthesis::MouseRequest

pub enum MouseRequest {
    AddDevice {
        responder: MouseAddDeviceResponder,
    },
    SendInputReport {
        device_id: u32,
        report: MouseInputReport,
        event_time: u64,
        responder: MouseSendInputReportResponder,
    },
}

A protocol that allows the test to pretend to be a mouse and inject mouse cursor movement and button presses into the input pipeline.

Only minimally required mouse synthesis is exposed through the protocol. If you need to expose more functionality, feel free to add methods to this protocol.

Variants

AddDevice

Fields

responder: MouseAddDeviceResponder

Add a new device for testing.

SendInputReport

Fields

device_id: u32

report: MouseInputReport

event_time: u64

responder: MouseSendInputReportResponder

Send input report to specified device. Returning empty tuple will block the caller until the input report is dispatched. event_time used as the timestamp in the InputReport, it doesn’t change the timing of when the report is dispatched to the input pipeline.

Implementations

impl MouseRequest

pub fn into_add_device(self) -> Option<MouseAddDeviceResponder>

pub fn into_send_input_report( self ) -> Option<(u32, MouseInputReport, u64, MouseSendInputReportResponder)>

pub fn method_name(&self) -> &'static str

Name of the method defined in FIDL

Trait Implementations

impl Debug for MouseRequest

fn fmt(&self, f: &mut Formatter<'_>) -> Result

Formats the value using the given formatter.