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/*
 * xtestext1.h
 *
 * X11 Input Synthesis Extension include file
 */

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*/

#ifndef _XTESTEXT1CONST_H
#define _XTESTEXT1CONST_H 1

#define XTestMAX_ACTION_LIST_SIZE       64
#define XTestACTIONS_SIZE	28


/*
 * used in the XTestPressButton and XTestPressKey functions
 */
#define XTestPRESS                      1 << 0
#define XTestRELEASE                    1 << 1
#define XTestSTROKE                     1 << 2

/*
 * When doing a key or button stroke, the number of milliseconds
 * to delay between the press and the release of a key or button
 * in the XTestPressButton and XTestPressKey functions.
 */

#define XTestSTROKE_DELAY_TIME		10

/*
 * used in the XTestGetInput function
 */
#define XTestEXCLUSIVE                  1 << 0
#define XTestPACKED_ACTIONS             1 << 1
#define XTestPACKED_MOTION              1 << 2

/*
 * used in the XTestFakeInput function
 */
#define XTestFAKE_ACK_NOT_NEEDED        0
#define XTestFAKE_ACK_REQUEST           1

/*
 * used in the XTest extension initialization routine
 */
#define XTestEXTENSION_NAME             "XTestExtension1"
#define XTestEVENT_COUNT                2

/*
 * This is the definition for the format of the header byte
 * in the input action structures.
 */
#define XTestACTION_TYPE_MASK   0x03    /* bits 0 and 1          */
#define XTestKEY_STATE_MASK     0x04    /* bit 2 (key action)    */
#define XTestX_SIGN_BIT_MASK    0x04    /* bit 2 (motion action) */
#define XTestY_SIGN_BIT_MASK    0x08    /* bit 3 (motion action) */
#define XTestDEVICE_ID_MASK     0xf0    /* bits 4 through 7      */

#define XTestMAX_DEVICE_ID	0x0f
#define XTestPackDeviceID(x)	(((x) & XTestMAX_DEVICE_ID) << 4)
#define XTestUnpackDeviceID(x)	(((x) & XTestDEVICE_ID_MASK) >> 4)

/*
 * These are the possible action types.
 */
#define XTestDELAY_ACTION       0
#define XTestKEY_ACTION         1
#define XTestMOTION_ACTION      2
#define XTestJUMP_ACTION        3

/*
 * These are the definitions for key/button motion input actions.
 */
#define XTestKEY_UP             0x04
#define XTestKEY_DOWN           0x00

/*
 * These are the definitions for pointer relative motion input
 * actions.
 *
 * The sign bits for the x and y relative motions are contained
 * in the header byte.  The x and y relative motions are packed
 * into one byte to make things fit in 32 bits.  If the relative
 * motion range is larger than +/-15, use the pointer jump action.
 */
#define XTestMOTION_MAX            15
#define XTestMOTION_MIN            -15

#define XTestX_NEGATIVE            0x04
#define XTestY_NEGATIVE            0x08

#define XTestX_MOTION_MASK         0x0f
#define XTestY_MOTION_MASK         0xf0

#define XTestPackXMotionValue(x)   ((x) & XTestX_MOTION_MASK)
#define XTestPackYMotionValue(x)   (((x) << 4) & XTestY_MOTION_MASK)

#define XTestUnpackXMotionValue(x) ((x) & XTestX_MOTION_MASK)
#define XTestUnpackYMotionValue(x) (((x) & XTestY_MOTION_MASK) >> 4)
/*
 * These are the definitions for a long delay input action.  It is
 * used when more than XTestSHORT_DELAY_TIME milliseconds of delay
 * (approximately one minute) is needed.
 *
 * The device ID for a delay is always set to XTestDELAY_DEVICE_ID.
 * This guarantees that a header byte with a value of 0 is not
 * a valid header, so it can be used as a flag to indicate that
 * there are no more input actions in an XTestInputAction event.
 */

#define XTestSHORT_DELAY_TIME	0xffff
#define XTestDELAY_DEVICE_ID    0x0f

#endif /* _XTESTEXT1CONST_H */