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// Copyright (c) 2010 Nokia Corporation and/or its subsidiary(-ies).
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// All rights reserved.
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// This component and the accompanying materials are made available
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// under the terms of "Eclipse Public License v1.0"
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// which accompanies this distribution, and is available
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// at the URL "http://www.eclipse.org/legal/epl-v10.html".
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//
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// Initial Contributors:
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// Nokia Corporation - initial contribution.
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//
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// Contributors:
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//
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// Description:
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// Reference implementation of Key Event Routing plug-in
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/**
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@file
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@internalTechnology
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@prototype
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*/
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#include <e32cmn.h>
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#include <e32debug.h>
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#include "keyrouterimpl.h"
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#include "keyaliases.h"
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#ifndef KEYROUTER_TEST
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// Temporary: to be made configurable
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#define COMBINED_POWER_END_KEY
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#endif
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/**
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Privileged application UIDs
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*/
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#ifdef KEYROUTER_TEST
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const TInt KUidTAutoServer = 0x10205152;
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const TInt KUidReservedApp = 0x102872e3;
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#else
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const TInt KUidPhoneApp = 0x100058b3;
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const TInt KUidSysAp = 0x100058f3;
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const TInt KUidAutoLock = 0x100059b5;
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const TInt KUidHomeScreen = 0x20022f35;
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const TInt KUidAknCapServer = 0x10207218;
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#endif
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#if defined(KEYROUTER_TEST) || defined(COMBINED_POWER_END_KEY)
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/**
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Key Capture Translation Table
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The following scan codes and key codes are translated at capture-request time.
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@note The data in this table is for example/test purposes only.
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*/
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const TTranslationEntry KTranslations[] =
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{
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// Req. scancode, Capture scancode, Req. keycode, Capture keycode
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#ifndef KEYROUTER_TEST
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// On devices with a combined Power and End key, that key produces a
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// PowerOff code. Map capture requests for the End key to PowerOff.
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// At routing time, an End key event will automatically be delivered
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// to the capturing application.
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{ EStdKeyPhoneEnd, EStdKeyPowerOff, EKeyPhoneEnd, EKeyPowerOff }
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#else
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// Entry for TEvent test case GRAPHICS-WSERV-0751.
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// Capture requests for psuedo key Device0 are mapped to capture
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// the real key Device1.
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{ EStdKeyDevice0, EStdKeyDevice1, EKeyDevice0, EKeyDevice1 }
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#endif
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};
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const TInt KNumTranslations = TABLE_SIZE(KTranslations);
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#endif // defined(KEYROUTER_TEST) || defined(COMBINED_POWER_END_KEY)
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/**
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Restricted Key Table
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The following keys may be captured only by the specified applications.
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More than one application may be listed for a given key-type combination.
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*/
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const TRestrictedKeyEntry KRestrictedKeys[] =
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{
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#ifndef KEYROUTER_TEST
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// Short Apps key events may only be captured by HomeScreen, SysApp,
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// AutoLock, Phone and AknCapServer.
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{ EStdKeyApplication, ECaptureTypeKeyUpDown, KUidHomeScreen },
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{ EKeyApplication, ECaptureTypeKey, KUidHomeScreen },
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{ EStdKeyApplication, ECaptureTypeKeyUpDown, KUidSysAp },
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{ EKeyApplication, ECaptureTypeKey, KUidSysAp },
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{ EStdKeyApplication, ECaptureTypeKeyUpDown, KUidAutoLock },
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{ EKeyApplication, ECaptureTypeKey, KUidAutoLock },
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{ EStdKeyApplication, ECaptureTypeKeyUpDown, KUidPhoneApp },
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{ EKeyApplication, ECaptureTypeKey, KUidPhoneApp },
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{ EStdKeyApplication, ECaptureTypeKeyUpDown, KUidAknCapServer },
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{ EKeyApplication, ECaptureTypeKey, KUidAknCapServer },
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// Long Apps key events may only be captured by SysAp (for launching
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// the task switcher), AutoLock and Phone.
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{ EKeyApplication, ECaptureTypeLongKey, KUidSysAp },
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{ EKeyApplication, ECaptureTypeLongKey, KUidAutoLock },
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{ EKeyApplication, ECaptureTypeLongKey, KUidPhoneApp },
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// Only SysAp and AutoLock are allowed to capture Power key events
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{ EKeyPowerOff, ECaptureTypeKey, KUidSysAp },
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{ EKeyPowerOff, ECaptureTypeLongKey, KUidSysAp },
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{ EStdKeyPowerOff, ECaptureTypeKeyUpDown, KUidSysAp },
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{ EKeyPowerOff, ECaptureTypeKey, KUidAutoLock },
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{ EKeyPowerOff, ECaptureTypeLongKey, KUidAutoLock },
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{ EStdKeyPowerOff, ECaptureTypeKeyUpDown, KUidAutoLock },
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// Only AutoLock is allowed to capture Lock key events
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{ EKeyLock, ECaptureTypeKey, KUidAutoLock },
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{ EKeyLock, ECaptureTypeLongKey, KUidAutoLock },
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{ EStdKeyLock, ECaptureTypeKeyUpDown, KUidAutoLock }
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#else
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// The following entries are for test purposes only.
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// Test Case GRAPHICS-WSERV-0754. Only a reserved UID is allowed to
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// capture F20 key events.
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{ EKeyF20, ECaptureTypeKey, KUidReservedApp },
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{ EKeyF20, ECaptureTypeLongKey, KUidReservedApp },
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{ EStdKeyF20, ECaptureTypeKeyUpDown, KUidReservedApp },
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// Only the reserved UID and the TAuto tests are allowed to capture
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// F21 key events
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{ EKeyF21, ECaptureTypeKey, KUidReservedApp },
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{ EKeyF21, ECaptureTypeLongKey, KUidReservedApp },
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{ EStdKeyF21, ECaptureTypeKeyUpDown, KUidReservedApp },
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{ EKeyF21, ECaptureTypeKey, KUidTAutoServer },
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{ EKeyF21, ECaptureTypeLongKey, KUidTAutoServer },
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{ EStdKeyF21, ECaptureTypeKeyUpDown, KUidTAutoServer }
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#endif
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};
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/**
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Application Priority Table
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The following applications have fixed priorities for capture of the associated
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key. The priority specified in this table overrides the priority in the capture
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request. When any other application captures a key listed here, the priority is
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forced to zero.
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@note If a key should be never be delivered to any other application, then
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it should be placed in KRestrictedKeys[] instead.
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*/
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const TAppPriorityEntry KAppPriorityKeys[] =
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{
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// The Phone app has priority for capture of Send key events
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{ EStdKeyPhoneSend, ECaptureTypeKeyUpDown, KUidPhoneApp, 1 },
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{ EKeyPhoneSend, ECaptureTypeKey, KUidPhoneApp, 1 },
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{ EKeyPhoneSend, ECaptureTypeLongKey, KUidPhoneApp, 1 },
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// The Phone app has the highest priority for capture of End key
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// events. Note: any applications that capture these events apart
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// from those listed here (e.g. other telephony apps) will effectively
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// have priority 0.
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{ EStdKeyPhoneEnd, ECaptureTypeKeyUpDown, KUidPhoneApp, 1 },
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{ EKeyPhoneEnd, ECaptureTypeKey, KUidPhoneApp, 1 },
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{ EKeyPhoneEnd, ECaptureTypeLongKey, KUidPhoneApp, 1 },
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// The Home Screen app has low priority for capture of End key events
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{ EStdKeyPhoneEnd, ECaptureTypeKeyUpDown, KUidHomeScreen, -1 },
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{ EKeyPhoneEnd, ECaptureTypeKey, KUidHomeScreen, -1 },
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{ EKeyPhoneEnd, ECaptureTypeLongKey, KUidHomeScreen, -1 },
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// SysAp has the lowest priority for capture of End key events
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{ EStdKeyPhoneEnd, ECaptureTypeKeyUpDown, KUidSysAp, -2 },
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{ EKeyPhoneEnd, ECaptureTypeKey, KUidSysAp, -2 },
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{ EKeyPhoneEnd, ECaptureTypeLongKey, KUidSysAp, -2 },
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#ifdef COMBINED_POWER_END_KEY
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// SysAp has the same priority for capture of Power key events as
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// it does for End key events. This is necessary to maintain correct
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// relative priorities when there is a combined Power and End key.
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{ EStdKeyPowerOff, ECaptureTypeKeyUpDown, KUidSysAp, -2 },
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{ EKeyPowerOff, ECaptureTypeKey, KUidSysAp, -2 },
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{ EKeyPowerOff, ECaptureTypeLongKey, KUidSysAp, -2 }
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#endif
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#else // KEYROUTER_TEST
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// The following entries are for test purposes only.
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// Test Case GRAPHICS-WSERV-0757. TAuto tests have priority for
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// capture of F22 key events.
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{ EStdKeyF22, ECaptureTypeKeyUpDown, KUidTAutoServer, 1 },
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{ EKeyF22, ECaptureTypeKey, KUidTAutoServer, 1 },
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{ EKeyF22, ECaptureTypeLongKey, KUidTAutoServer, 1 }
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#endif // KEYROUTER_TEST
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};
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#ifdef KEYROUTER_TEST
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/**
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Blocked key table.
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The following keys are not routed by default.
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@note The data in this table is for example/test purposes only.
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Since long key events are never routed by default, there is no need
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to list them here.
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*/
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const TBlockedKeyEntry KBlockedKeys[] =
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{
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// Entries for TEvent test case GRAPHICS-WSERV-0760
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{ EStdKeyDevice3, ECaptureTypeKeyUpDown },
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{ EKeyDevice3, ECaptureTypeKey }
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};
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const TInt KNumBlockedKeys = TABLE_SIZE(KBlockedKeys);
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#endif // KEYROUTER_TEST
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const TInt KNumRestrictedKeys = TABLE_SIZE(KRestrictedKeys);
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const TInt KNumAppPriorityKeys = TABLE_SIZE(KAppPriorityKeys);
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const TInt KCaptureKeyArrayGranularity = 5;
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/**
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Create and return an instance of CKeyEventRouter
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@return Pointer to new router instance
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*/
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EXPORT_C CKeyEventRouter* CKeyEventRouter::NewL()
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{
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return new(ELeave) CKeyEventRouterImpl;
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}
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CKeyEventRouterImpl::CKeyEventRouterImpl()
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: iCaptureKeys(KCaptureKeyArrayGranularity, _FOFF(TKeyCaptureRequest, iHandle))
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{
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}
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CKeyEventRouterImpl::~CKeyEventRouterImpl()
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{
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iCaptureKeys.Close();
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}
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/**
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Add a new key capture request
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@param aRequest Capture request details
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@see CKeyEventRouter::AddCaptureKeyL
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*/
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void CKeyEventRouterImpl::AddCaptureKeyL(const TKeyCaptureRequest& aRequest)
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{
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CheckCaptureKeyL(aRequest);
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iCaptureKeys.InsertL(aRequest, 0);
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ProcessAppPriorities(iCaptureKeys[0]);
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TranslateCaptureKey(aRequest.iType, iCaptureKeys[0].iInputCode);
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}
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/**
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Update an existing key capture request
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@param aRequest Updated capture request details
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@note This function is used only for window server hotkeys, hence key/scan
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code translation and processing of special application priorities are
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omitted.
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@see CKeyEventRouter::UpdateCaptureKeyL
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*/
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void CKeyEventRouterImpl::UpdateCaptureKeyL(const TKeyCaptureRequest& aRequest)
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{
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ASSERT(!aRequest.iWindowGroup);
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CheckCaptureKeyL(aRequest);
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TInt index = iCaptureKeys.Find(aRequest);
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ASSERT(index != KErrNotFound);
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if (index != KErrNotFound)
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{
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iCaptureKeys[index] = aRequest;
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}
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}
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/**
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Cancel a key capture request
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@param aType Capture type
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@param aHandle Opaque handle of request to be cancelled
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@see CKeyEventRouter::CancelCaptureKey
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Note: aType is unused in this implementation, but is present to permit
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implementations that use separate lists for each of the three capture types.
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*/
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void CKeyEventRouterImpl::CancelCaptureKey(TKeyCaptureType /*aType*/, TAny* aHandle)
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{
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TKeyCaptureRequest request;
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request.iHandle = aHandle;
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TInt index = iCaptureKeys.Find(request);
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if (index != KErrNotFound)
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{
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iCaptureKeys.Remove(index);
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}
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}
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/**
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Route the key event described by aInput and return its destination in iOutput
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@param aInput Input data with key event to be routed
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@param aOutput Output key event and routing results
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@see CKeyEventRouter::RouteKey
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*/
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void CKeyEventRouterImpl::RouteKey(const TKeyEventRouterInput& aInput, TKeyEventRouterOutput& aOutput)
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{
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TUint inputCode = (aInput.iType == ECaptureTypeKeyUpDown) ?
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aInput.iKeyEvent.iScanCode : aInput.iKeyEvent.iCode;
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TInt priority = KMinTInt;
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TInt captureCount = iCaptureKeys.Count();
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TKeyCaptureRequest* matchRequest = NULL;
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// Find the highest priority matching capture request. If there are
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// multiple entries with the same priority then use the first one, i.e.
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// the most recent request.
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for (TInt index = 0; index < captureCount; index++)
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{
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TKeyCaptureRequest& request = iCaptureKeys[index];
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if (request.iType == aInput.iType &&
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request.iInputCode == inputCode &&
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(aInput.iKeyEvent.iModifiers & request.iModifierMask) == request.iModifiers &&
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(request.iPriority > priority))
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{
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matchRequest = &request;
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priority = request.iPriority;
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}
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}
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if (matchRequest)
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{
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// Found matching capture request. Route the key event to the window
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// group that made the capture request.
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aOutput.iWindowGroup = matchRequest->iWindowGroup;
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if (aInput.iType == ECaptureTypeKeyUpDown)
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{
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aOutput.iKeyEvent.iScanCode = matchRequest->iOutputCode;
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aOutput.iKeyEvent.iCode = aInput.iKeyEvent.iCode;
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#ifdef COMBINED_POWER_END_KEY
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// When routing to SysAp on devices with a combined Power and End
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// key, deliver this event as PowerOff if the HomeScreen currently
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// has focus, otherwise as End. (Note that when the HomeScreen app
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// is showing the application library, it will capture the End key
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// itself with higher priority.)
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if (matchRequest->iAppUid.iUid == KUidSysAp &&
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aInput.iKeyEvent.iScanCode == EStdKeyPowerOff)
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{
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aOutput.iKeyEvent.iScanCode =
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(aInput.iFocusAppUid.iUid == KUidHomeScreen) ?
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EStdKeyPowerOff : EStdKeyPhoneEnd;
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}
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#endif
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}
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else
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{
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aOutput.iKeyEvent.iScanCode = aInput.iKeyEvent.iScanCode;
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aOutput.iKeyEvent.iCode = matchRequest->iOutputCode;
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#ifdef COMBINED_POWER_END_KEY
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if (matchRequest->iAppUid.iUid == KUidSysAp &&
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aInput.iKeyEvent.iCode == EKeyPowerOff)
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{
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aOutput.iKeyEvent.iCode =
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(aInput.iFocusAppUid.iUid == KUidHomeScreen) ?
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EKeyPowerOff : EKeyPhoneEnd;
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}
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#endif
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}
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aOutput.iKeyEvent.iModifiers = aInput.iKeyEvent.iModifiers;
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aOutput.iCaptureHandle = matchRequest->iHandle;
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aOutput.iResult = ECaptured;
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}
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#ifdef KEYROUTER_TEST
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else if (IsKeyBlocked(aInput.iType, inputCode))
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{
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// No matching capture request and key is blocked. Do not route.
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aOutput.iResult = EConsumed;
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}
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#endif
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else
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{
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// No matching capture request. Route the key event to the current
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// focussed window group.
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aOutput.iWindowGroup = aInput.iFocusWindowGroup;
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aOutput.iKeyEvent = aInput.iKeyEvent;
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aOutput.iCaptureHandle = NULL;
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aOutput.iResult = ERouted;
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}
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}
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/**
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Check that capture request arguments are sane and capture is allowed
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@param aRequest Capture request details
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@leave KErrArgument if modifier state contains bits that are not in the
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modifier mask or modifier mask contains EModifierLongKey or priority
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is KMinTInt.
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KErrPermissionDenied if key is restricted to capture by a specific
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application UID and the UID of the requesting app does not match.
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@note Requests with a priority of KMinTint would never be captured: this was
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also true of the previous implementation in ektran.dll but was ignored.
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Client code must use the appropriate API function to capture short or
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long key events, so including EModifierLongKey in the modifier mask is
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not allowed. (Hotkeys are excepted since a mask of 0xffffffff is used
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to disable them).
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*/
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void CKeyEventRouterImpl::CheckCaptureKeyL(const TKeyCaptureRequest& aRequest)
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{
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if ((aRequest.iModifiers & ~aRequest.iModifierMask) != 0 ||
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(aRequest.iModifierMask & EModifierLongKey) != 0 && aRequest.iWindowGroup != NULL ||
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aRequest.iPriority == KMinTInt)
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{
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User::Leave(KErrArgument);
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}
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if (aRequest.iWindowGroup != NULL && IsRestrictedKey(aRequest))
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{
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User::Leave(KErrPermissionDenied);
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}
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}
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/**
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Check if the requested key capture is restricted by application UID
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@param aRequest Capture request details
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@return ETrue if the key-type combination in aRequest is listed in
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KRestrictedKeys[] but the requesting application UID does not match
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any entry in the table; otherwise EFalse.
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*/
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TBool CKeyEventRouterImpl::IsRestrictedKey(const TKeyCaptureRequest& aRequest)
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{
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TBool foundKey = EFalse;
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for (const TRestrictedKeyEntry* entry = KRestrictedKeys; entry < &KRestrictedKeys[KNumRestrictedKeys]; entry++)
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{
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if (entry->iCode == aRequest.iInputCode &&
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entry->iType == aRequest.iType)
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{
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foundKey = ETrue;
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if (entry->iAppUidValue == aRequest.iAppUid.iUid)
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{
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return EFalse;
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}
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}
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}
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return foundKey;
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}
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/**
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Process special application priorities
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@param aRequest Capture request details. If the key-type combination is
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listed in KAppPriorityKeys[], then the capture priority is
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replaced with the configured priority for the requesting
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application, or with zero if the application UID does not
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match any entry in the table.
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*/
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void CKeyEventRouterImpl::ProcessAppPriorities(TKeyCaptureRequest& aRequest)
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{
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TBool foundKey = EFalse;
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for (const TAppPriorityEntry* entry = KAppPriorityKeys; entry < &KAppPriorityKeys[KNumAppPriorityKeys]; entry++)
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{
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if (entry->iCode == aRequest.iInputCode &&
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entry->iType == aRequest.iType)
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{
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foundKey = ETrue;
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|
469 |
if (entry->iAppUidValue == aRequest.iAppUid.iUid)
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{
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|
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aRequest.iPriority = entry->iAppPriority;
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return;
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}
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|
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}
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|
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}
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if (foundKey)
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{
|
|
479 |
aRequest.iPriority = 0;
|
|
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}
|
|
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}
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|
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#ifdef KEYROUTER_TEST
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|
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/**
|
|
485 |
Check if the specified key is blocked from default routing
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|
486 |
|
|
487 |
@param aType Key capture type
|
|
488 |
@param aCode Scan code or key code
|
|
489 |
|
|
490 |
@return ETrue if key is blocked, otherwise EFalse.
|
|
491 |
*/
|
|
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TBool CKeyEventRouterImpl::IsKeyBlocked(TKeyCaptureType aType, TUint aCode)
|
|
493 |
{
|
|
494 |
for (const TBlockedKeyEntry* entry = KBlockedKeys; entry < &KBlockedKeys[KNumBlockedKeys]; entry++)
|
|
495 |
{
|
|
496 |
if (entry->iCode == aCode && entry->iType == aType)
|
|
497 |
{
|
|
498 |
return ETrue;
|
|
499 |
}
|
|
500 |
}
|
|
501 |
|
|
502 |
return EFalse;
|
|
503 |
}
|
|
504 |
#endif // KEYROUTER_TEST
|
|
505 |
|
|
506 |
/**
|
|
507 |
Translate the scan or key code of a capture request
|
|
508 |
|
|
509 |
@param aType Key capture type
|
|
510 |
@param aCode Key code or scan code, updated to translated value (if any)
|
|
511 |
|
|
512 |
@note This function is used to translate the input key or scan code of a
|
|
513 |
capture request on addition to the capture list. When a key event that
|
|
514 |
matches the list entry is routed, the output code will be taken from
|
|
515 |
TKeyCaptureRequest.iOutputCode and hence automatically translated again
|
|
516 |
(typically back to the original input code of the request, unless the
|
|
517 |
input and output codes were different). For example, a request to
|
|
518 |
capture key code A will be translated to key code B in the capture list.
|
|
519 |
When RouteKey() processes an event with key code B and selects that
|
|
520 |
list entry, it will output key code A for delivery to the application.
|
|
521 |
*/
|
|
522 |
void CKeyEventRouterImpl::TranslateCaptureKey(TKeyCaptureType aType, TUint& aCode)
|
|
523 |
{
|
|
524 |
#if defined(KEYROUTER_TEST) || defined(COMBINED_POWER_END_KEY)
|
|
525 |
for (const TTranslationEntry* entry = KTranslations; entry < &KTranslations[KNumTranslations]; entry++)
|
|
526 |
{
|
|
527 |
if (aType == ECaptureTypeKeyUpDown)
|
|
528 |
{
|
|
529 |
if (aCode == entry->iRequestScanCode)
|
|
530 |
{
|
|
531 |
aCode = entry->iCaptureScanCode;
|
|
532 |
}
|
|
533 |
}
|
|
534 |
else
|
|
535 |
{
|
|
536 |
if (aCode == entry->iRequestKeyCode)
|
|
537 |
{
|
|
538 |
aCode = entry->iCaptureKeyCode;
|
|
539 |
}
|
|
540 |
}
|
|
541 |
}
|
|
542 |
#endif
|
|
543 |
}
|