// $Revision: 1.3 $
// Copyright (c) 1994-1995 Taligent, Inc.  All rights reserved.

#ifndef TaligentSamples_KEYCLICKER
#include "KeyClicker.h"
#endif

#ifndef IOSTREAM
#include <iostream.h>
#endif

#ifndef Taligent_CLOCK
#include <Taligent/Clock.h>
#endif

void
main()
{
    // This input system class will receive events from attached input devices, and
    // distribute them to registered targets.
    TStandardEventReceiver* receiver = new TStandardEventReceiver();

    // This is our class which we want to handle key events.
    TKeyClicker clicker;
    
    // Register our class with the receiver.  It will distribute key events to us.
    clicker.RegisterSimpleTarget(*receiver);
    
    // Ok, we're ready.  Start the thread that will receive input events and pass them to
    // our receiver.  It will adopt the receiver, and delete it when the (last) handle dies.
    TEventReceiverHandle receiverHandle(receiver);
    
    // You have 20 seconds to type.  Our clicker will receive the keys as long as our
    // receiver has the user focus.  If it loses the user focus (say, if you click the
    // mouse on an object such as a window which grabs the user focus) you'll just have
    // to wait until we time out.
    cout << "Start typing, you have 20 seconds..." << endl;
    TSystemClock().DelayFor(TSeconds(20));
    cout << "That's all folks!" << endl;
}