MouseButton

from panda3d.core import MouseButton

class MouseButton

Bases:

This class is just used as a convenient namespace for grouping all of these handy functions that return buttons which map to standard mouse buttons.

Inheritance diagram

__init__()

__init__(param0: MouseButton)

static button(button_number: int) → ButtonHandle: Returns the ButtonHandle associated with the particular numbered mouse button (zero-based), if there is one, or ButtonHandle.none() if there is not.

static five() → ButtonHandle: Returns the ButtonHandle associated with the fifth mouse button.

static four() → ButtonHandle: Returns the ButtonHandle associated with the fourth mouse button.

static is_mouse_button(button: ButtonHandle) → bool: Returns true if the indicated ButtonHandle is a mouse button, false if it is some other kind of button.

static one() → ButtonHandle: Returns the ButtonHandle associated with the first mouse button.

static three() → ButtonHandle: Returns the ButtonHandle associated with the third mouse button.

static two() → ButtonHandle: Returns the ButtonHandle associated with the second mouse button.

static wheel_down() → ButtonHandle: Returns the ButtonHandle generated when the mouse wheel is rolled one notch downwards.

static wheel_left() → ButtonHandle: Returns the ButtonHandle generated when the mouse is scrolled to the left. Usually, you’ll only find the horizontal scroll on laptops.

static wheel_right() → ButtonHandle: Returns the ButtonHandle generated when the mouse is scrolled to the right. Usually, you’ll only find the horizontal scroll on laptops.

static wheel_up() → ButtonHandle: Returns the ButtonHandle generated when the mouse wheel is rolled one notch upwards.