Add the possibility to register global input handlers #175
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📝 Description of the Change
Adds the possibility to register global input handlers via
InputProcessor.Shared<T>
. Once the desired input handlers are registered, an instance of the shared handler must be added to theInputProcessor
instance of a UI element.Example:
The handlers are only constructed once per element, when creating an instance of the shared class (e.g.
new InputProcessor.Shared<Connector>(this)
or using theInputProcessor.AddSharedHandlers
extension method).Important
Calling
InputProcessor.Shared.RegisterHandlerFactory
will not add new handlers to existing shared instances.Methods:
RegisterHandlerFactory
RemoveHandlerFactory
ClearHandlerFactories
Related #146
🐛 Possible Drawbacks
None.