* Get the managed VNCConn's rfbClient. */

because of the possible wxKeyEvent.Skip(), this posts the found keysym + down

Convert a motion event to a format suitable for sending over the wire @param evt motion event; x and y must already have been converted from screen co

Formats host and port into a standard URI format that properly handles both IPv4 and IPv6 addresses.

Process given mouse event. @param button Which button is pressed/released (0 for no button) @param isDown True if button is down @param x,y Event

this simply posts the mouse event into the worker thread's input queue

scale down delta when it is small. This will allow finer control when user is making a small movement on touch screen. Scale up delta when delta is bi

Pan by a number of pixels (relative pan) @param dX @param dY @return True if the pan changed the view (did not move view out of bounds); false otherwi

Make sure mouse is visible on displayable part of screen

Update the given connection. If it is new then inserts it.

Updates scale to given value.

These static methods hide away the peculiarities of Service starting/stopping from the caller. A possible improvement here is to move the

Modify the event so that it does not move the mouse on the remote server.

queue key event for sending @param keyCode @param evt @param sendDirectly send key event directly without doing local->rfbKeySym translation @return

* Set the managed VNCConn's rfbClient. */

* Allocates and sets up the VNCConn's rfbClient. * @param env * @param obj * @param bytesPerPixel * @return */

Apply scroll offset and scaling to convert touch-space coordinates to the corresponding point on the full frame. @param e MotionEvent with the origina

we could use a wxBitmap directly as the framebuffer, thus being more efficient BUT: - win32 expects DIB data in BGRA, not RGBA (can be solved by r