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package com.googlecode.lanterna.terminal;

Constant describing different modes for capturing mouse input. By default, no mouse capturing is enabled (unless
previously enabled before starting the Lanterna application. These are the different modes of input capturing
supported. Please note that terminal emulators vary widely in how these are implemented!
Created by martin on 26/07/15.
/**
 * Constant describing different modes for capturing mouse input. By default, no mouse capturing is enabled (unless
 * previously enabled before starting the Lanterna application. These are the different modes of input capturing
 * supported. Please note that terminal emulators vary widely in how these are implemented!
 * Created by martin on 26/07/15.
 */
public enum MouseCaptureMode {
    
Mouse clicks are captured on the down-motion but not the up-motion. This corresponds to the X10 xterm protocol.
KDE's Konsole (tested with 15.04) does not implement this extension, but xfce4-terminal, gnome-terminal and
xterm does.
/**
     * Mouse clicks are captured on the down-motion but not the up-motion. This corresponds to the X10 xterm protocol.
     * KDE's Konsole (tested with 15.04) does not implement this extension, but xfce4-terminal, gnome-terminal and
     * xterm does.
     */
    CLICK,
    
Mouse clicks are captured both on down and up, this is the normal mode for capturing mouse input. KDE's konsole
interprets this as CLICK_RELEASE_DRAG.
/**
     * Mouse clicks are captured both on down and up, this is the normal mode for capturing mouse input. KDE's konsole
     * interprets this as CLICK_RELEASE_DRAG.
     */
    CLICK_RELEASE,
    
Mouse clicks are captured both on down and up and if the mouse if moved while holding down one of the button, a
drag event is generated.
/**
     * Mouse clicks are captured both on down and up and if the mouse if moved while holding down one of the button, a
     * drag event is generated.
     */
    CLICK_RELEASE_DRAG,
    
Mouse clicks are captured both on down and up and also all mouse movements, no matter if any button is held down
or not.
/**
     * Mouse clicks are captured both on down and up and also all mouse movements, no matter if any button is held down
     * or not.
     */
    CLICK_RELEASE_DRAG_MOVE,
    ;
}