P4
Note: I've seen that mousewheel events are currently missing from 2.0 but are part of a planned additionnal event for nodes.
Reminder: the method java.awt.MouseInfo.getNumberOfButtons() returns the number of buttons of the main mouse.
Unlike AWT/Swing, you have the opportunity to rethink mouse and mousewheel event from scratch and add support for mice with more than 3 buttons. Its quite common nowadays to find mice, especially on gamers' PC, with 4~8 buttons. Some of them (ie: some Microsoft or Logithech mice) may even have more than 1 wheel or 1 wheel with 2 axis (instead of just 1).
It's even possible than there may be several mice on some system (ie: a laptop with a touchpad and a USB mouse attached to it).
Suggestion:
- expand the javafx.scene.input.MouseButton enum to define more buttons. Keep MIDDLE, NONE, PRIMARY and SECONDARY and add BUTTON_1 to BUTTON_10 (or more if you think this is needed). An additionnal method needs to be added to the enum to match PRIMARY to BUTTON_1, MIDDLE to BUTTON_2 and SECONDARY to BUTTON (on a 3-buttons mouse; would that be different on a 2-buttons mouse?).
- allow future mouse wheel support to recognize more than 1 wheel (2 wheels for a single wheel with 2 axis?).
Reminder: the method java.awt.MouseInfo.getNumberOfButtons() returns the number of buttons of the main mouse.
Unlike AWT/Swing, you have the opportunity to rethink mouse and mousewheel event from scratch and add support for mice with more than 3 buttons. Its quite common nowadays to find mice, especially on gamers' PC, with 4~8 buttons. Some of them (ie: some Microsoft or Logithech mice) may even have more than 1 wheel or 1 wheel with 2 axis (instead of just 1).
It's even possible than there may be several mice on some system (ie: a laptop with a touchpad and a USB mouse attached to it).
Suggestion:
- expand the javafx.scene.input.MouseButton enum to define more buttons. Keep MIDDLE, NONE, PRIMARY and SECONDARY and add BUTTON_1 to BUTTON_10 (or more if you think this is needed). An additionnal method needs to be added to the enum to match PRIMARY to BUTTON_1, MIDDLE to BUTTON_2 and SECONDARY to BUTTON (on a 3-buttons mouse; would that be different on a 2-buttons mouse?).
- allow future mouse wheel support to recognize more than 1 wheel (2 wheels for a single wheel with 2 axis?).