I was trying to implement mouse and keyboard support in my game engine using DirectXTK. It was quite simple for keyboard, but I have got a problem with implementing proper mouse support. I was following THIS for implementing mouse into my engine. This article from Microsoft wiki says that I have call SetWindow, before I will be able to change mouse mode from absolute to relative. It sounds easy, but when I try to do this like this:
auto mouse = std::make_unique<DirectX::Mouse>();
mouse->SetWindow(hwnd);
mouse->SetMode(DirectX::Mouse::Mode::MODE_RELATIVE);
I get an error:
E0135 class "DirectX::Mouse" has no member "SetWindow"
It looks like this method doesn't exist in Mouse class. It is weird, becuse if I remove this line with setting window it will compile, but I will fail in runtime due to this assertion in Mouse class:
assert(mWindow != nullptr);
So it is required to set window, but how can I do this, when this function doesn't exist? What's worse the article from wiki is not old, it's from 18 Apr 2019. Have anyone encountered this problem? How can I fix this?
A quick look at the header file and you'll see this
#if (!defined(WINAPI_FAMILY) || (WINAPI_FAMILY == WINAPI_FAMILY_DESKTOP_APP)) && defined(WM_USER)
void __cdecl SetWindow(HWND window);
static void __cdecl ProcessMessage(UINT message, WPARAM wParam, LPARAM lParam);
#endif
So it seems likely that you don't have WINAPI_FAMILY and/or WM_USER defined in a suitable way to enable the declaration of that method in the header file.
I believe WM_USER will be defined by #include <windows.h> so maybe all you need to do is place that include before #include <mouse.h>