Here we have recipes for doing things with user input.
Sometimes you want to keep track of whether the shift or ctrl or whatever key is down, maybe for special debugging or for part of your game. There’s unfortunately no cross-platform API for checking the current state of a given key, so you have to keep track of it yourself. Here’s a quick snippet that does just that:
import playn.core.Keyboard;
import playn.core.Key;
public class YourGame extends SceneGame {
private boolean shiftDown, ctrlDown;
public YourGame (Platform plat) {
// ...
plat.input().keyboardEvents.connect(new Keyboard.KeySlot() {
public void onEmit (Keyboard.KeyEvent ev) {
switch (ev.key) {
case SHIFT: shiftDown = ev.down; break;
case CONTROL: ctrlDown = ev.down; break;
default: break;
}
}
});
// ...
}
}
Layer
This is in the Scene Graph section.