To receive mouse input, override the `OnMouseEvent` function:
```cs
public class ExampleClient : Client
{
protected override void OnMouseEvent(MouseEvent evt, Vector pos)
{
if (evt == MouseEvent.Move)
{
Console.WriteLine(
quot;Mouse moved to {pos.X}, {pos.Y}");
}
else if (evt == MouseEvent.PrimaryDown)
{
Console.WriteLine(quot;Mouse clicked at {pos.X}, {pos.Y}");
}
}
}
```
I think this is using raw mouse input for mouse movement data, I'll need to confirm with the [Silk.NET](https://github.com/dotnet/Silk.NET) team.
To receive keyboard input, override the `OnKeyEvent` function.
```cs
public class ExampleClient : Client
{
protected override bool OnKeyEvent(KeyEvent key)
{
if (key.Modifiers == KeyModifier.Alt && key.KeyCode == Silk.NET.Input.Key.F4)
{
Console.WriteLine("Alt F4 pressed");
return true;
}
return false;
}
}
```
This function returns `true` if it handled a key press, which is useful when you want to only handle the key press once. For example pressing escape to close a dialog should only close the current dialog, not all dialogs in a chain.