| Safe Haskell | Safe |
|---|---|
| Language | Haskell2010 |
SDL.Hint
Contents
- data Hint :: * -> * where
- HintAccelerometerAsJoystick :: Hint AccelerometerJoystickOptions
- HintFramebufferAcceleration :: Hint FramebufferAccelerationOptions
- HintMacCTRLClick :: Hint MacCTRLClickOptions
- HintMouseRelativeModeWarp :: Hint MouseModeWarpOptions
- HintRenderDriver :: Hint RenderDrivers
- HintRenderOpenGLShaders :: Hint RenderOpenGLShaderOptions
- HintRenderScaleQuality :: Hint RenderScaleQuality
- HintRenderVSync :: Hint RenderVSyncOptions
- HintVideoWinD3DCompiler :: Hint VideoWinD3DCompilerOptions
- setHintWithPriority :: MonadIO m => HintPriority -> Hint v -> v -> m Bool
- data HintPriority
- clearHints :: MonadIO m => m ()
- data AccelerometerJoystickOptions
- data FramebufferAccelerationOptions
- data MacCTRLClickOptions
- data MouseModeWarpOptions
- data RenderDrivers
- data RenderOpenGLShaderOptions
- data RenderScaleQuality
- data RenderVSyncOptions
- data VideoWinD3DCompilerOptions
Getting and setting hints
data Hint :: * -> * where Source #
The Hint type exports a well-typed interface to SDL's concept of
hints. This type has instances for
both HasGetter and HasSetter, allowing you to get and set hints. Note that
the HasSetter interface is fairly relaxed - if a hint cannot be set, the
failure will be silently discarded. For more feedback and control when setting
hints, see setHintWithPriority.
Constructors
setHintWithPriority :: MonadIO m => HintPriority -> Hint v -> v -> m Bool Source #
Set the value of a hint, applying priority rules for when there is a conflict. Ordinarily, a hint will not be set if there is an existing override hint or environment variable that takes precedence.
data HintPriority Source #
How to deal with setting hints when an existing override or environment variable is present.
Constructors
| DefaultPriority | Low priority, used for default values |
| NormalPriority | Medium priority |
| OverridePriority | High priority |
clearHints :: MonadIO m => m () Source #
Hint Information
HintAccelerometerAsJoystick
data AccelerometerJoystickOptions Source #
A hint that specifies whether the Android/iOS built-in accelerometer should be listed as a joystick device, rather than listing actual joysticks only. By default SDL will list real joysticks along with the accelerometer as if it were a 3 axis joystick.
Constructors
| AccelerometerNotJoystick | List only real joysticks and accept input from them |
| AccelerometerIsJoystick | List real joysticks along with the accelerometer as if it were a 3 axis joystick (the default) |
Instances