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15 
16 /**
17  * @addtogroup ArkUI_NativeModule
18  * @{
19  *
20  * @brief Provides UI capabilities of ArkUI on the native side, such as UI
21  * component creation and destruction, tree node operations, attribute setting,
22  * and event listening.
23  *
24  * @since 12
25  */
26 
27 /**
28  * @file native_event.h
29  *
30  * @brief Provides the event type definitions of ArkUI on the native side.
31  *
32  * @library libace_ndk.z.so
33  * @syscap SystemCapability.ArkUI.ArkUI.Full
34  * @since 12
35  */
36 
37 #ifndef ARKUI_NATIVE_COMPATIBLE
38 #define ARKUI_NATIVE_COMPATIBLE
39 
40 #include <cstdint>
41 
42 #include "native_node.h"
43 #include "native_type.h"
44 
45 #ifdef __cplusplus
46 extern "C" {
47 #endif
48 
49 /**
50  * @brief Enumerates the tool types of the touch event.
51  *
52  * @since 12
53  */
54 typedef enum {
55     /** Unknown tool type. */
56     NODE_TOOL_TYPE_UNKNOWN = -1,
57 
58     /** Finger. */
59     NODE_TOOL_TYPE_FINGER = 0,
60 
61     /** Stylus. */
62     NODE_TOOL_TYPE_STYLUS = 1,
63 } ArkUI_NodeToolType;
64 
65 /**
66  * @brief Enumerates the source types of the touch event.
67  *
68  * @since 12
69  */
70 typedef enum {
71     /** Unknown source type. */
72     NODE_SOURCE_TYPE_UNKNOWN = -1,
73     /** Touchscreen. */
74     NODE_SOURCE_TYPE_TOUCH_SCREEN = 0,
75     /** Stylus. */
76     NODE_SOURCE_TYPE_STYLUS = 1,
77     /** Touchpad. */
78     NODE_SOURCE_TYPE_TOUCHPAD = 2,
79 } ArkUI_NodeSourceType;
80 
81 /**
82  * @brief Defines the data structure of the touch point information of the
83  * touch event.
84  *
85  * @since 12
86  */
87 typedef struct {
88     /** ID of the touch event. */
89     int32_t id;
90 
91     /** Timestamp when a finger is pressed, in μs. */
92     int64_t pressedTime;
93 
94     /** X coordinate of the touch point on the screen. */
95     int32_t screenX;
96 
97     /** Y coordinate of the touch point on the screen. */
98     int32_t screenY;
99 
100     /** X coordinate of the touch point in the window. */
101     int32_t windowX;
102 
103     /** Y coordinate of the touch point in the window. */
104     int32_t windowY;
105 
106     /** X coordinate of the touch point in the component that triggers the event. */
107     int32_t nodeX;
108 
109     /** Y coordinate of the touch point in the component that triggers the event. */
110     int32_t nodeY;
111 
112     /** Pressure value. The value range is [0.0, 1.0]. The value 0.0 indicates
113         that the pressure is not supported. */
114     double pressure;
115 
116     /** Width of the touch area. */
117     int32_t contactAreaWidth;
118 
119     /** Height of the touch area. */
120     int32_t contactAreaHeight;
121 
122     /** Angle relative to the YZ plane. The value range is [-90, 90]. A positive value indicates a rightward tilt. */
123     double tiltX;
124 
125     /** Angle relative to the XZ plane. The value range is [-90, 90]. A positive value indicates a downward tilt. */
126     double tiltY;
127 
128     /** X coordinate of the center point of the tool area. */
129     int32_t toolX;
130 
131     /** Y coordinate of the center point of the tool area. */
132     int32_t toolY;
133 
134     /** Width of the tool area. */
135     int32_t toolWidth;
136 
137     /** Height of the tool area. */
138     int32_t toolHeight;
139 
140     /** X coordinate of the input device. */
141     int32_t rawX;
142 
143     /** Y coordinate of the input device. */
144     int32_t rawY;
145 
146     /** Tool type. */
147     ArkUI_NodeToolType toolType;
148 } ArkUI_NodeTouchPoint;
149 
150 /**
151  * @brief Enumerates touch event types.
152  *
153  * @since 12
154  */
155 typedef enum {
156     /** Cancellation of touch. */
157     NODE_ACTION_CANCEL = 0,
158     /** Pressing of a touch point. */
159     NODE_ACTION_DOWN = 1,
160     /** Moving of a touch point. */
161     NODE_ACTION_MOVE = 2,
162     /** Lifting of a touch point. */
163     NODE_ACTION_UP = 3,
164 } ArkUI_NodeTouchEventAction;
165 
166 /**
167 
168  * @brief Defines the data structure of the historical point information.
169  *
170  * @since 12
171  */
172 typedef struct {
173     /** Touch event type. */
174     ArkUI_NodeTouchEventAction action;
175     /** Timestamp of the historical touch event, in μs. */
176     int64_t timeStamp;
177     /** Source type of the historical touch event. */
178     ArkUI_NodeTouchPoint actionTouch;
179     /** Source type of the historical touch event. */
180     ArkUI_NodeSourceType sourceType;
181 } ArkUI_NodeHistoricalTouchPoint;
182 
183 /**
184  * @brief Defines the data structure of the touch event.
185  *
186  * @since 12
187  */
188 typedef struct {
189     /** Touch event type. */
190     ArkUI_NodeTouchEventAction action;
191 
192     /** Timestamp of the touch event, in μs. */
193     int64_t timeStamp;
194 
195     /** Touch point information of the touch event. */
196     ArkUI_NodeTouchPoint actionTouch;
197 
198     /**
199      * @brief Returns information about all touch points when this event occurs.
200      * @param points Indicates the pointer to the object that receives data.
201      * @return Returns the number of elements in the touch point information array.
202      * @note
203      * When this function is called, ArkUI creates a heap memory object of the touch point information array and
204      * returns the pointer to the pointer. You need to call <b>delete[]</b> to manually free the memory when the
205      * object is not in use.
206      */
207     int32_t (*getTouches)(ArkUI_NodeTouchPoint** points);
208 
209     /**
210      * @brief Returns the historical point information of this event, which covers actions that occur between
211      * this event and the previous event.
212      * @param historicalPoints Indicates the pointer to the object that receives data.
213      * @return Returns the number of elements in the historical touch point information array.
214      * @note
215      * When this function is called, ArkUI creates a heap memory object of the historical touch point information array
216      * and returns the pointer to the pointer. You need to call <b>delete[]</b> to manually free the memory
217      * when the object is not in use.
218      */
219     int32_t (*getHistoricalPoints)(ArkUI_NodeHistoricalTouchPoint** historicalPoints);
220 
221     /** Source type of the touch event. */
222     ArkUI_NodeSourceType sourceType;
223 
224     /** Whether to prevent propagation of the event to the parent node. */
225     bool stopPropagation;
226 
227     /** Whether to prevent the default event processing behavior of
228     * the current node and allow propagation of the event. */
229     bool preventDefault;
230 } ArkUI_NodeTouchEvent;
231 
232 /**
233  * @brief Defines the common structure type of a component event.
234  *
235  * @since 12
236  */
237 typedef struct {
238     /**
239      * @brief Enumerates the event types.
240      *
241      * @see ArkUI_NodeEventType
242      */
243     int32_t kind;
244 
245     /**
246      * @brief Defines the custom ID of the event.
247      *
248      * The event ID is passed as a parameter in {@link registerNodeEvent} and can be applied to the dispatch logic
249      * of the same event entry function {@link registerNodeEventReceiver}.
250      */
251     int32_t eventId;
252 
253     /** Component object that triggers the event. */
254     ArkUI_NodeHandle node;
255     union {
256         /** Callback parameter of the touch event type. */
257         ArkUI_NodeTouchEvent touchEvent;
258         /** The universal component event uses callback parameters of the number type. */
259         ArkUI_NodeComponentEvent componentEvent;
260         /** The universal component event uses callback parameters of the string type. */
261         ArkUI_StringAsyncEvent stringEvent;
262     };
263     /**
264      * @brief Defines the custom parameter of the event.
265      *
266      * This parameter is passed in {@link registerNodeEvent} and can be applied to the service logic when the event
267      * is triggered.
268      */
269     void* extraParam;
270 } ArkUI_CompatibleNodeEvent;
271 
272 /**
273  * @brief Declares a collection of native node APIs provided by ArkUI.
274  *
275  * @version 1
276  * @since 12
277  */
278 typedef struct {
279     /** Struct version. */
280     int32_t version;
281 
282     /**
283      * @brief Creates a component based on {@link ArkUI_NodeType} and returns the pointer to the created component.
284      *
285      * @param type Indicates the type of component to create.
286      * @return Returns the pointer to the created component. If the component fails to be created, NULL is returned.
287      */
288     ArkUI_NodeHandle (*createNode)(ArkUI_NodeType type);
289 
290     /**
291      * @brief Destroys the component to which the specified pointer points.
292      *
293      * When the component is being displayed, this API must be called in the main thread.
294      *
295      * @param node Indicates the pointer.
296      */
297     void (*disposeNode)(ArkUI_NodeHandle node);
298 
299     /**
300      * @brief Adds a component to a parent node.
301      *
302      * When the parent component is being displayed, this API must be called in the main thread.
303      *
304      * @param parent Indicates the pointer to the parent node.
305      * @param child Indicates the pointer to the child node.
306      * @return Returns 0 if success.
307      * Returns 401 if a parameter exception occurs.
308      */
309     int32_t (*addChild)(ArkUI_NodeHandle parent, ArkUI_NodeHandle child);
310 
311     /**
312      * @brief Removes a component from its parent node.
313      *
314      * When the component is being displayed, this API must be called in the main thread.
315      *
316      * @param parent Indicates the pointer to the parent node.
317      * @param child Indicates the pointer to the child node.
318      * @return Returns 0 if success.
319      * Returns 401 if a parameter exception occurs.
320      */
321     int32_t (*removeChild)(ArkUI_NodeHandle parent, ArkUI_NodeHandle child);
322 
323     /**
324      * @brief Inserts a component to a parent node after the specified <b>sibling</b> node.
325      *
326      * When the parent component is being displayed, this API must be called in the main thread.
327      *
328      * @param parent Indicates the pointer to the parent node.
329      * @param child Indicates the pointer to the child node.
330      * @param sibling Indicates the pointer to the sibling node after which the target node is to be inserted.
331      * If the value is null, the node is inserted at the start of the parent node.
332      * @return Returns 0 if success.
333      * Returns 401 if a parameter exception occurs.
334      */
335     int32_t (*insertChildAfter)(ArkUI_NodeHandle parent, ArkUI_NodeHandle child, ArkUI_NodeHandle sibling);
336 
337     /**
338      * @brief Inserts a component to a parent node before the specified <b>sibling</b> node.
339      *
340      * When the parent component is being displayed, this API must be called in the main thread.
341      *
342      * @param parent Indicates the pointer to the parent node.
343      * @param child Indicates the pointer to the child node.
344      * @param sibling Indicates the pointer to the sibling node before which the target node is to be inserted.
345      * If the value is null, the node is inserted at the end of the parent node.
346      * @return Returns 0 if success.
347      * Returns 401 if a parameter exception occurs.
348      */
349     int32_t (*insertChildBefore)(ArkUI_NodeHandle parent, ArkUI_NodeHandle child, ArkUI_NodeHandle sibling);
350 
351     /**
352      * @brief Inserts a component to the specified position in a parent node.
353      *
354      * When the parent component is being displayed, this API must be called in the main thread.
355      *
356      * @param parent Indicates the pointer to the parent node.
357      * @param child Indicates the pointer to the child node.
358      * @param position Indicates the position to which the target child node is to be inserted. If the value is a
359      * negative number or invalid, the node is inserted at the end of the parent node.
360      * @return Returns 0 if success.
361      * Returns 401 if a parameter exception occurs.
362      */
363     int32_t (*insertChildAt)(ArkUI_NodeHandle parent, ArkUI_NodeHandle child, int32_t position);
364 
365     /**
366      * @brief Sets the attribute of a node.
367      *
368      * When the component is being displayed, this API must be called in the main thread.
369      *
370      * @param node Indicates the node whose attribute needs to be set.
371      * @param attribute Indicates the type of attribute to set.
372      * @param value Indicates the attribute value.
373      * @return Returns 0 if success.
374      * Returns 401 if a parameter exception occurs.
375      * Returns 106102 if the dynamic implementation library of the native API was not found.
376      */
377     int32_t (*setAttribute)(ArkUI_NodeHandle node, ArkUI_NodeAttributeType attribute, const ArkUI_AttributeItem* item);
378 
379     /**
380      * @brief Obtains an attribute.
381      *
382      * The pointer returned by this API is an internal buffer pointer of the ArkUI framework. As such, you do not need
383      * to call <b>delete</b> to release the memory. However, the pointer must be used before this API is called next
384      * time. Otherwise, the pointer may be overwritten by other values.
385      * When the component is being displayed, this API must be called in the main thread.
386      *
387      * @param node Indicates the node whose attribute needs to be obtained.
388      * @param attribute Indicates the type of attribute to obtain.
389      * @return Returns the attribute value. If the operation fails, a null pointer is returned.
390      */
391     const ArkUI_AttributeItem* (*getAttribute)(ArkUI_NodeHandle node, ArkUI_NodeAttributeType attribute);
392 
393     /**
394      * @brief Resets an attribute.
395      *
396      * When the component is being displayed, this API must be called in the main thread.
397      *
398      * @param node Indicates the node whose attribute needs to be reset.
399      * @param attribute Indicates the type of attribute to reset.
400      * @return Returns 0 if success.
401      * Returns 401 if a parameter exception occurs.
402      * Returns 106102 if the dynamic implementation library of the native API was not found.
403      */
404     int32_t (*resetAttribute)(ArkUI_NodeHandle node, ArkUI_NodeAttributeType attribute);
405 
406     /**
407      * @brief Registers an event for the specified node.
408      *
409      * When the component is being displayed, this API must be called in the main thread.
410      *
411      * @param node Indicates the target node.
412      * @param eventType Indicates the type of event to register.
413      * @param eventId Indicates the custom event ID, which is passed in the callback of <@link ArkUI_NodeEvent>
414      * when the event is triggered.
415      * @return Returns 0 if success.
416      * Returns 401 if a parameter exception occurs.
417      * Returns 106102 if the dynamic implementation library of the native API was not found.
418      */
419     int32_t (*registerNodeEvent)(
420         ArkUI_NodeHandle node, ArkUI_NodeEventType eventType, int32_t eventId);
421 
422     /**
423      * @brief Unregisters an event for the specified node.
424      *
425      * When the component is being displayed, this API must be called in the main thread.
426      *
427      * @param node Indicates the target node.
428      * @param eventType Indicates the type of event to unregister.
429      */
430     void (*unregisterNodeEvent)(ArkUI_NodeHandle node, ArkUI_NodeEventType eventType);
431 
432     /**
433      * @brief Registers an event receiver.
434      *
435      * The ArkUI framework collects component events generated during the process and calls back the events through the
436      * registered event receiver. \n
437      * A new call to this API will overwrite the previously registered event receiver.
438      *
439      * @param eventReceiver Indicates the event receiver to register.
440      */
441     void (*registerNodeEventReceiver)(void (*eventReceiver)(ArkUI_CompatibleNodeEvent* event));
442 
443     /**
444      * @brief Unregisters the event receiver.
445      *
446      */
447     void (*unregisterNodeEventReceiver)();
448 
449     /**
450      * @brief Forcibly marks the current node that needs to be measured, laid out, or rendered again.
451      *
452      * Regarding updates to system attributes, the ArkUI framework automatically marks the dirty area and performs
453      * measuring, layout, or rendering again. In this case, you do not need to call this API.
454      * When the component is being displayed, this API must be called in the main thread.
455      *
456      * @param node Indicates the node for which you want to mark as dirty area.
457      * @param dirtyFlag Indicates type of dirty area.
458      */
459     void (*markDirty)(ArkUI_NodeHandle node, ArkUI_NodeDirtyFlag dirtyFlag);
460 } ArkUI_NativeNodeAPI_Compatible;
461 
462 
463 #ifdef __cplusplus
464 };
465 #endif
466 
467 #endif // ARKUI_NATIVE_COMPATIBLE
468 /** @} */
469