Provides functionality to handle Window creation and management.
System-triggered OnScreenKeyboard events have ticket value kSbEventOnScreenKeyboardInvalidTicket.
Well-defined value for an invalid window handle.
A handle to a window.
typedef SbWindowPrivate* SbWindow
Options that can be requested at window creation time.
SbWindowSize size
The requested size of the new window. The value of video_pixel_ratio will not be used or looked at.
bool windowed
Whether the new window should be windowed or not. If not, the requested size is really the requested resolution.
const char * name
The name of the window to create.
Defines a rectangle via a point (x, y) and a size (width, height). This structure is used as output for SbWindowGetOnScreenKeyboardBoundingRect.
float xfloat yfloat widthfloat heightThe size of a window in graphics rendering coordinates. The width and height of a window should correspond to the size of the graphics surface used for drawing that would be created to back that window.
int width
The width of the window in graphics pixels.
int height
The height of the window in graphics pixels.
float video_pixel_ratio
The ratio of video pixels to graphics pixels. This ratio must be applied equally to width and height, meaning the aspect ratio is maintained.
A value of 1.0f means the video resolution is the same as the graphics resolution. This is the most common case.
Values greater than 1.0f mean that the video resolution is higher (denser, larger) than the graphics resolution. This is a common case as devices often have more video decoding capabilities than graphics rendering capabilities (or memory, etc...).
Values less than 1.0f mean that the maximum video resolution is smaller than the graphics resolution.
A value of 0.0f means the ratio could not be determined, it should be assumed to be the same as the graphics resolution (i.e. 1.0f).
Blur the on screen keyboard. Fire kSbEventTypeOnScreenKeyboardBlurred. kSbEventTypeOnScreenKeyboardBlurred has data ticket. Calling SbWindowBlurOnScreenKeyboard() when the keyboard is already blurred is permitted. Calling SbWindowBlurOnScreenKeyboard while the on screen keyboard is not showing does nothing and does not fire any event.
void SbWindowBlurOnScreenKeyboard(SbWindow window, int ticket)
Creates and returns a new system window with the given options, which may be NULL. The function returns kSbWindowInvalid if it cannot create the requested SbWindow due to policy, unsatisfiable options, or any other reason.
If options are not specified, this function uses all defaults, which must work on every platform. In general, it defaults to creating a fullscreen window at the highest 16:9 resolution possible. If the platform does not support fullscreen windows, then it creates a normal, windowed window.
Some devices are fullscreen-only, including many production targets for Starboard. In those cases, only one SbWindow may be created, and it must be fullscreen. Additionally, in those cases, the requested size will actually be the requested resolution.
An SbWindow must be created to receive window-based events, like input events, even on fullscreen-only devices. These events are dispatched to the Starboard entry point.
options: Options that specify parameters for the window being created.
SbWindow SbWindowCreate(const SbWindowOptions *options)
Destroys window, reclaiming associated resources.
window: The SbWindow to destroy.
bool SbWindowDestroy(SbWindow window)
Focus the on screen keyboard. Fire kSbEventTypeOnScreenKeyboardFocused. kSbEventTypeOnScreenKeyboardFocused has data ticket. Calling SbWindowFocusOnScreenKeyboard() when the keyboard is already focused is permitted. Calling SbWindowFocusOnScreenKeyboard while the on screen keyboard is not showing does nothing and does not fire any event.
void SbWindowFocusOnScreenKeyboard(SbWindow window, int ticket)
Gets the size of the diagonal between two opposing screen corners.
A return value of 0 means that starboard does not know what the screen diagonal is.
float SbWindowGetDiagonalSizeInInches(SbWindow window)
Get the rectangle of the on screen keyboard in screen pixel coordinates. Return true if successful. Return false if the on screen keyboard is not showing. If the function returns false, then rect will not have been modified.
bool SbWindowGetOnScreenKeyboardBoundingRect(SbWindow window, SbWindowRect *bounding_rect)
Gets the platform-specific handle for window, which can be passed as an EGLNativeWindowType to initialize EGL/GLES. This return value is entirely platform-specific, so there are no constraints about expected ranges.
window: The SbWindow to retrieve the platform handle for.
void* SbWindowGetPlatformHandle(SbWindow window)
Retrieves the dimensions of window and sets size accordingly. This function returns true if it completes successfully. If the function returns false, then size will not have been modified.
window: The SbWindow to retrieve the size of. size: The retrieved size.
bool SbWindowGetSize(SbWindow window, SbWindowSize *size)
Hide the on screen keyboard. Fire kSbEventTypeWindowSizeChange and kSbEventTypeOnScreenKeyboardHidden if necessary. kSbEventTypeOnScreenKeyboardHidden has data ticket. Calling SbWindowHideOnScreenKeyboard() when the keyboard is already hidden is permitted.
void SbWindowHideOnScreenKeyboard(SbWindow window, int ticket)
Determine if the on screen keyboard is shown.
bool SbWindowIsOnScreenKeyboardShown(SbWindow window)
Returns whether the given window handle is valid.
static bool SbWindowIsValid(SbWindow window)
Return whether the current platform supports an on screen keyboard
bool SbWindowOnScreenKeyboardIsSupported()
Determine if the on screen keyboard has suggestions implemented. If this returns false, then calling SbWindowUpdateOnScreenKeyboardSuggestions() will be undefined.
bool SbWindowOnScreenKeyboardSuggestionsSupported(SbWindow window)
Sets the default options for system windows.
options: The option values to use as default values. This object must not be NULL.
void SbWindowSetDefaultOptions(SbWindowOptions *options)
Notify the system that keepFocus has been set for the OnScreenKeyboard. keepFocus true indicates that the user may not navigate focus off of the OnScreenKeyboard via input; focus may only be moved via events sent by the app. keepFocus false indicates that the user may navigate focus off of the OnScreenKeyboard via input. keepFocus is initialized to false in the OnScreenKeyboard constructor.
void SbWindowSetOnScreenKeyboardKeepFocus(SbWindow window, bool keep_focus)
Show the on screen keyboard and populate the input with text input_text. Fire kSbEventTypeWindowSizeChange and kSbEventTypeOnScreenKeyboardShown if necessary. kSbEventTypeOnScreenKeyboardShown has data ticket. The passed in input_text will never be NULL, but may be an empty string. Calling SbWindowShowOnScreenKeyboard() when the keyboard is already shown is permitted, and the input will be replaced with input_text. Showing the on screen keyboard does not give it focus.
void SbWindowShowOnScreenKeyboard(SbWindow window, const char *input_text, int ticket)
Update the on screen keyboard custom suggestions. Fire kSbEventTypeOnScreenKeyboardSuggestionsUpdated. kSbEventTypeOnScreenKeyboardSuggestionsUpdated has data ticket. The suggestions should remain up-to-date when the keyboard is shown after being hidden.
void SbWindowUpdateOnScreenKeyboardSuggestions(SbWindow window, const char *suggestions[], int num_suggestions, int ticket)