Maps relative movements of a mouse or scroll wheel and mouse button
presses. All other logic from CursorInputMapper will be handled in the
host.
Change-Id: I00a966a6194d4810b7b6ac5cc815287ecf7dfb84
- Fwd declare where possible
- List .h first in the .cpp to verify proper includes
- Remove hacky -internal.h file and move testBitInRange to a new component
Change-Id: I442248c4b32738c6c2af250f45d4c8822c862e08
The previous design of the InputHost wrapper classes made it very
painful to do testing, so this change also reverts to a more classical
C++ pattern for non-copyable objects. The InputHost classes still simply
call through to the input_host_t and callbacks as before.
Updated unittests to use gmock for mocking the InputHost interactions.
Change-Id: I4b70df2c89ed48af77446b8f5b87a4bde94510bf
- Members should be smart (shared or unique)
- Prefer function args to be bare, unless the arg is intended to be
stored by the callee
- Function args that are smart should be const refs to avoid an extra
copy
Change-Id: I8052fa432bcffbabff9d67a8d568640cac64d4ad
InputHub monitors paths for device changes and input events.
InputDeviceManager creates InputDevices and routes input events to
them. InputDevices currently just log these events during development.
InputHost represents a wrapper around the HAL interface.
Change-Id: Ic47d574498eb07bcdcd17812a648539fdf1c69d6
