# TurntableOperator

class TurntableOperator : public HPS::Operator

  The TurntableOperator class defines an operator which allows the user to orbit the camera along a specific axis. This Operator works for both mouse- and touch-driven devices. Mouse-Driven Devices: Left button pressed and move: Orbit camera around z-axis Mouse wheel: Orbit camera around y-axis Left click + Control: Selects click location as rotation center Touch-Driven Devices: Touch down and move: Orbit camera around z-axis Two finger touch and move: Orbit camera around y-axis Double Tap: Selects click location as rotation center

  Public Functions

  inline virtual HPS::UTF8 GetName() const

    Returns the name of the operator.

  virtual bool OnMouseDown(MouseState const &in_state)

    This function is called whenever HPS receives a MouseEvent that signals a mouse button was pressed. This function starts the operator and computes the position of the starting point. If the Control button is pressed the click location will become the rotation center point.

    Parameters:

      in_state – A MouseState object describing the current mouse state.

    Returns:

      true if the input event was handled, false otherwise.

  virtual bool OnMouseMove(MouseState const &in_state)

    This function is called whenever HPS receives a MouseEvent that signals the mouse moved This function orbits the camera around the z-axis.

    Parameters:

      in_state – A MouseState object describing the current mouse state.

    Returns:

      true if the input event was handled, false otherwise.

  virtual bool OnMouseUp(MouseState const &in_state)

    This function is called whenever HPS receives a MouseEvent that signals a mouse button was released. This function stops the operator.

    Parameters:

      in_state – A MouseState object describing the current mouse state.

    Returns:

      true if the input event was handled, false otherwise.

  virtual bool OnMouseWheel(MouseState const &in_state)

    This function is called whenever HPS receives a MouseEvent that signals the mouse wheel moved This function orbits the camera around the y-axis.

    Parameters:

      in_state – A MouseState object describing the current mouse state.

    Returns:

      true if the input event was handled, false otherwise.

  virtual bool OnTouchDown(TouchState const &in_state)

    This function is called whenever HPS receives a TouchEvent that signals the device was touched. This function starts the operator and computes the position of the starting point. If a double-tap is received, the touch location will become the rotation center point.

    Parameters:

      in_state – A TouchState object describing the current touch state.

    Returns:

      true if the input event was handled, false otherwise.

  virtual bool OnTouchMove(TouchState const &in_state)

    This function is called whenever HPS receives a TouchEvent that signals a point of contact has moved. If a one-finger touch was received, this function orbits the camera around the z-axis. If a two-finger touch was received, this function orbits the camera around the y-axis.

    Parameters:

      in_state – A TouchState object describing the current touch state.

    Returns:

      true if the input event was handled, false otherwise.

  virtual bool OnTouchUp(TouchState const &in_state)

    This function is called whenever HPS receives a TouchEvent that signals a point of contact has been released. This function stops the operator.

    Parameters:

      in_state – A TouchState object describing the current touch state.

    Returns:

      true if the input event was handled, false otherwise.

  TurntableOperator(MouseButtons in_mouse_trigger = MouseButtons::ButtonLeft(), ModifierKeys in_modifier_trigger = ModifierKeys())

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