public bool IsDown()
{
switch (MouseButton)
{
case null:
return(PlayerInput.KeyDown(Key));
case 0:
return(PlayerInput.LeftButtonHeld());
case 1:
return(PlayerInput.RightButtonHeld());
case 2:
return(PlayerInput.MidButtonHeld());
case 3:
return(PlayerInput.Mouse4ButtonHeld());
case 4:
return(PlayerInput.Mouse5ButtonHeld());
case 5: // No real way of "holding" a mouse wheel key, but then again it makes no sense to bind the key to this kind of task.
return(PlayerInput.MouseWheelUpClicked());
case 6:
return(PlayerInput.MouseWheelDownClicked());
}
return(false);
}
public bool IsDown()
{
switch (MouseButton)
{
case MouseButton.None:
return(PlayerInput.KeyDown(Key));
case MouseButton.PrimaryMouse:
return(PlayerInput.PrimaryMouseButtonHeld());
case MouseButton.SecondaryMouse:
return(PlayerInput.SecondaryMouseButtonHeld());
case MouseButton.LeftMouse:
return(PlayerInput.LeftButtonHeld());
case MouseButton.RightMouse:
return(PlayerInput.RightButtonHeld());
case MouseButton.MiddleMouse:
return(PlayerInput.MidButtonHeld());
case MouseButton.MouseButton4:
return(PlayerInput.Mouse4ButtonHeld());
case MouseButton.MouseButton5:
return(PlayerInput.Mouse5ButtonHeld());
case MouseButton.MouseWheelUp: // No real way of "holding" a mouse wheel key, but then again it makes no sense to bind the key to this kind of task.
return(PlayerInput.MouseWheelUpClicked());
case MouseButton.MouseWheelDown:
return(PlayerInput.MouseWheelDownClicked());
}
return(false);
}
