OWL

OWL - Open Windowing Library

KeyEnums

The Key enums are a part of the keyboard class - they are used by the isKeyPressed() function to check whether or not is the key behind a certain enum pressed, and are used in the KeyData structure, as the keyEnum value. The structure is returned by the getKeyData() function.

These are all the keys in it:

Example of usage:

std::cout << "Apostrophe key's state: " << window.keyboard.isKeyPressed(OWL::keyboard::Apostrophe) << "\n";
std::cout << "Is B being typeed in: " << ((window.keyboard.getKeyData().keyEnum == OWL::keyboard::B) ? "yes" : "no") << "\n"; // We should see an pattern of interpolating "yes"'s and "no"'s if the button is pressed.