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InputDragIntercepted

How to use InputDragIntercepted method of proto_test Package

Best Rod code snippet using proto_test.InputDragIntercepted

definitions_test.go

...1219	c := &Client{}1220	err := proto.InputSynthesizeTapGesture{}.Call(c)1221	t.Nil(err)1222}1223func (t T) InputDragIntercepted() {1224	e := proto.InputDragIntercepted{}1225	e.ProtoEvent()1226}1227func (t T) InspectorDisable() {1228	c := &Client{}1229	err := proto.InspectorDisable{}.Call(c)1230	t.Nil(err)1231}1232func (t T) InspectorEnable() {1233	c := &Client{}1234	err := proto.InspectorEnable{}.Call(c)1235	t.Nil(err)1236}1237func (t T) InspectorDetached() {1238	e := proto.InspectorDetached{}...

InputDragIntercepted

Using AI Code Generation

1import (2func main() {3	gtk.Init(nil)4	builder, err := gtk.BuilderNewFromString(proto_test)5	if err != nil {6		log.Fatal("Error creating builder: ", err)7	}8	obj, err := builder.GetObject("window1")9	if err != nil {10		log.Fatal("Error getting object: ", err)11	}12	win := obj.(*gtk.Window)13	win.Connect("destroy", func() {14		gtk.MainQuit()15	})16	win.ShowAll()17	gtk.Main()18}19import (20func main() {21	gtk.Init(nil)22	builder, err := gtk.BuilderNewFromString(proto_test)23	if err != nil {24		log.Fatal("Error creating builder: ", err)25	}26	obj, err := builder.GetObject("window1")27	if err != nil {28		log.Fatal("Error getting object: ", err)29	}30	win := obj.(*gtk.Window)31	win.Connect("destroy", func() {32		gtk.MainQuit()33	})34	obj, err = builder.GetObject("button1")35	if err != nil {36		log.Fatal("Error getting object: ", err)37	}38	btn := obj.(*gtk.Button)39	btn.Connect("input-drag-intercepted", func() {40		log.Println("Input drag intercepted")41	})42	win.ShowAll()43	gtk.Main()44}45import (46func main() {47	gtk.Init(nil)48	builder, err := gtk.BuilderNewFromString(proto_test)49	if err != nil {50		log.Fatal("Error creating builder: ", err)51	}52	obj, err := builder.GetObject("window1")53	if err != nil {54		log.Fatal("Error getting object: ", err)55	}56	win := obj.(*gtk.Window)57	win.Connect("destroy", func() {

InputDragIntercepted

Using AI Code Generation

1import (2func main() {3	in, err := ioutil.ReadFile("test.pb")4	if err != nil {5		fmt.Println("Error reading file:", err)6	}7	pb := &proto_test.ProtoTest{}8	if err := proto.Unmarshal(in, pb); err != nil {9		fmt.Println("Error parsing proto_test:", err)10	}11	fmt.Println("Current proto_test:")12	fmt.Println(pb)13	pb.InputDragIntercepted = proto.Bool(true)14	out, err := proto.Marshal(pb)15	if err != nil {16		fmt.Println("Error marshaling proto_test:", err)17	}18	if err := ioutil.WriteFile("test.pb", out, 0644); err != nil {19		fmt.Println("Error writing proto_test:", err)20	}21	pb = &proto_test.ProtoTest{}22	if err := proto.Unmarshal(out, pb); err != nil {23		fmt.Println("Error parsing proto_test:", err)24	}25	fmt.Println("New proto_test:")26	fmt.Println(pb)27}28import (29func main() {30	in, err := ioutil.ReadFile("test.pb")31	if err != nil {32		fmt.Println("Error reading file:", err)33	}34	pb := &proto_test.ProtoTest{}35	if err := proto.Unmarshal(in, pb); err != nil {36		fmt.Println("Error parsing proto_test:", err)37	}38	fmt.Println("Current proto_test:")39	fmt.Println(pb)40	pb.InputDragIntercepted = proto.Bool(true)41	out, err := proto.Marshal(pb)

InputDragIntercepted

Using AI Code Generation

1import (2func main() {3	reader := bufio.NewReader(os.Stdin)4	fmt.Print("Enter text: ")5	text, _ := reader.ReadString('6	fmt.Println(text)7	text = strings.ToUpper(text)8	fmt.Println(text)9}

InputDragIntercepted

Using AI Code Generation

1import (2func (proto *proto_test) InputDragIntercepted( event *sdl.MouseMotionEvent) bool {3    fmt.Println("InputDragIntercepted")4}5import (6func (proto *proto_test) InputDragIntercepted( event *sdl.MouseMotionEvent) bool {7    fmt.Println("InputDragIntercepted")8}9import (10func (proto *proto_test) InputDragIntercepted( event *sdl.MouseMotionEvent) bool {11    fmt.Println("InputDragIntercepted")12}13import (14func (proto *proto_test) InputDragIntercepted( event *sdl.MouseMotionEvent) bool {15    fmt.Println("InputDragIntercepted")16}17import (18func (proto *proto_test) InputDragIntercepted( event *sdl.MouseMotionEvent) bool {19    fmt.Println("InputDragIntercepted")20}21import (22func (proto *proto_test) InputDragIntercepted( event *sdl.MouseMotionEvent) bool {23    fmt.Println("InputDragIntercepted")24}

InputDragIntercepted

Using AI Code Generation

1import (2func main() {3    proto_test := &proto_test.ProtoTest{}4    proto_test2 := &proto_test.ProtoTest{}5    proto_test3 := &proto_test.ProtoTest{}6    proto_test4 := &proto_test.ProtoTest{}7    proto_test5 := &proto_test.ProtoTest{}8    proto_test6 := &proto_test.ProtoTest{}9    proto_test7 := &proto_test.ProtoTest{}10    proto_test8 := &proto_test.ProtoTest{}11    proto_test9 := &proto_test.ProtoTest{}12    proto_test10 := &proto_test.ProtoTest{}13    proto_test11 := &proto_test.ProtoTest{}14    proto_test12 := &proto_test.ProtoTest{}15    proto_test13 := &proto_test.ProtoTest{}16    proto_test14 := &proto_test.ProtoTest{}17    proto_test15 := &proto_test.ProtoTest{}18    proto_test16 := &proto_test.ProtoTest{}19    proto_test17 := &proto_test.ProtoTest{}20    proto_test18 := &proto_test.ProtoTest{}

InputDragIntercepted

Using AI Code Generation

1import (2func main() {3    fmt.Println("Test")4    proto_test.InputDragIntercepted()5}6import (7func main() {8    fmt.Println("Test")9    proto_test.InputDragIntercepted()10}

InputDragIntercepted

Using AI Code Generation

1import proto_test2import proto_test.InputDragIntercepted3import proto_test.InputDragIntercepted4import proto_test5import proto_test.InputDragIntercepted6import proto_test.InputDragIntercepted7import proto_test8import proto_test.InputDragIntercepted9import proto_test.InputDragIntercepted10import proto_test11import proto_test.InputDragIntercepted12import proto_test.InputDragIntercepted13import proto_test14import proto_test.InputDragIntercepted15import proto_test.InputDragIntercepted16import proto_test17import proto_test.InputDragIntercepted

InputDragIntercepted

Using AI Code Generation

1import (2func main() {3	http.HandleFunc("/", func(w http.ResponseWriter, r *http.Request) {4		data := r.FormValue("data")5		p := &proto_test.Test{}6		err := proto.Unmarshal([]byte(data), p)7		if err != nil {8			log.Fatal("unmarshaling error: ", err)9		}10		p.InputDragIntercepted()11		data1, err := proto.Marshal(p)12		if err != nil {13			log.Fatal("marshaling error: ", err)14		}15		fmt.Fprintf(w, string(data1))16	})17	http.ListenAndServe(":8080", nil)18}19syntax = "proto2";20package proto_test;21message Test {22    optional int32 a = 1;23    optional int32 b = 2;24    optional int32 c = 3;25    optional int32 d = 4;26    optional int32 e = 5;27    optional int32 f = 6;28    optional int32 g = 7;29    optional int32 h = 8;30    optional int32 i = 9;31    optional int32 j = 10;32    optional int32 k = 11;33    optional int32 l = 12;34    optional int32 m = 13;35    optional int32 n = 14;36    optional int32 o = 15;37    optional int32 p = 16;38    optional int32 q = 17;39    optional int32 r = 18;40    optional int32 s = 19;41    optional int32 t = 20;42    optional int32 u = 21;43    optional int32 v = 22;44    optional int32 w = 23;45    optional int32 x = 24;46    optional int32 y = 25;47    optional int32 z = 26;48}

InputDragIntercepted

Using AI Code Generation

1import (2func main() {3	pb1 = new(prototest.ProtoTest)4	pb1.Name = proto.String("Test")5	pb1.Value = proto.Int32(1000)6	data, err = proto.Marshal(pb1)7	if err != nil {8		fmt.Println("Error while marshalling", err)9	}10	pb2 = new(prototest.ProtoTest)11	err = proto.Unmarshal(data, pb2)12	if err != nil {13		fmt.Println("Error while unmarshalling", err)14	}15	fmt.Println("Name:", pb2.GetName())16	fmt.Println("Value:", pb2.GetValue())17	fmt.Println("InputDragIntercepted:", pb2.InputDragIntercepted())18}

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