Add FIRST and LAST event aliases to SDL_event #13331
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I wasn't sure on how to name the keyboard events, so I left out SDL_EVENT_KEYBOARD_FIRST and LAST. Should I name it that, and have it include everything under that section? |
slouken
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Jul 11, 2025
slouken
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Jul 11, 2025
slouken
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Jul 11, 2025
This makes it easier for SDL users to offload handling of event types to different handlers, and have those handlers match on the specific event type; the event poller only has to check the ranges to know who to hand the event to.
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FYI, this failed CI and needs to be fixed before merging. |
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This makes it easier for SDL users to offload handling of event types to different handlers, and have those handlers match on the specific event type; the event poller only has to check the ranges to know who to hand the event to.