4D v13.4
GET MOUSE
- 4D Language Reference
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- User Interface
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- BEEP
- Caps lock down
- Focus object
- GET FIELD TITLES
- GET MOUSE
- Get platform interface
- GET TABLE TITLES
- HIDE MENU BAR
- HIDE TOOL BAR
- INVERT BACKGROUND
- Macintosh command down
- Macintosh control down
- Macintosh option down
- OBJECT Get name
- OBJECT Get pointer
- PLAY
- Pop up menu
- POST CLICK
- POST EVENT
- POST KEY
- REDRAW
- SET ABOUT
- SET CURSOR
- SET FIELD TITLES
- SET PLATFORM INTERFACE
- SET TABLE TITLES
- Shift down
- SHOW MENU BAR
- SHOW TOOL BAR
- Tool bar height
- Windows Alt down
- Windows Ctrl down
GET MOUSE
| GET MOUSE ( mouseX ; mouseY ; mouseButton {; *} ) | ||||||||
| Parameter | Type | Description | ||||||
| mouseX | Longint |
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Horizontal coordinate of mouse | |||||
| mouseY | Longint |
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Vertical coordinate of mouse | |||||
| mouseButton | Longint |
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Mouse button state: 0 = Button up 1 = Button down 2 = Right button down 3 = Both buttons down | |||||
| * | Operator |
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If specified, global coordinate system is used If omitted, local coordinate system is used | |||||
The GET MOUSE command returns the current state of the mouse.
The horizontal and vertical coordinates are returned in mouseX and mouseY. If you pass the * parameter, the coordinates are expressed relative to the screen. If you omit the * parameter, they are expressed relative to the frontmost window of the current process.
The parameter mouseButton returns the state of the buttons, as listed previously.
Note: The values 2 and 3 can be returned under Mac OS X starting with version 10.2.5 only.
See the example for the command Pop up menu.
Product: 4D
Theme: User Interface
Number:
468
Modified: 4D 2003
Caps lock down
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