private Action SuspendLookToScrollWhileChoosingPointForMouse()
{
Action resumeAction = () => { };
NotifyingProxy <KeyDownStates> activeKey = keyStateService.KeyDownStates[KeyValues.LookToScrollActiveKey];
KeyDownStates originalState = activeKey.Value;
// Make sure look to scroll is currently active. Otherwise, there's nothing to suspend or resume.
if (originalState.IsDownOrLockedDown())
{
// Force scrolling to stop by releasing the LookToScrollActiveKey.
activeKey.Value = KeyDownStates.Up;
// If configured to resume afterwards, just reapply the original state of the key so the user doesn't have
// to rechoose the bounds. Otherwise, the user will have to press the key themselves and potentially rechoose
// the bounds (depending on the state of the bounds key).
if (Settings.Default.LookToScrollResumeAfterChoosingPointForMouse)
{
Log.Info("Look to scroll has suspended.");
resumeAction = () =>
{
activeKey.Value = originalState;
if (Settings.Default.LookToScrollCentreMouseWhenActivated)
{
CentreMouseInsideLookToScrollDeadzone();
}
Log.Info("Look to scroll has resumed.");
};
}
else
{
Log.Info("Look to scroll has been suspended and will not automatically resume.");
}
}
return(resumeAction);
}
public static bool IsDownOrLockedDown(this KeyDownStates value)
{
return(value == KeyDownStates.Down || value == KeyDownStates.LockedDown);
}
