4D v16.3
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 TABLE TITLES
- HIDE MENU BAR
- Macintosh command down
- Macintosh control down
- Macintosh option down
- PLAY
- Pop up menu
- POST CLICK
- POST EVENT
- POST KEY
- REDRAW
- SET ABOUT
- SET CURSOR
- SET FIELD TITLES
- SET TABLE TITLES
- Shift down
- SHOW MENU BAR
- Windows Alt down
- Windows Ctrl down
- _o_Get platform interface
- _o_INVERT BACKGROUND
- _o_SET PLATFORM INTERFACE
GET MOUSE
| GET MOUSE ( mouseX ; mouseY ; mouseButton {; *} ) | ||||||||
| Parameter | Type | Description | ||||||
| mouseX | Real |
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Horizontal coordinate of mouse | |||||
| mouseY | Real |
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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 current form window (if any) 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 Pop up menu command.
Caps lock down
Macintosh command down
Macintosh control down
Macintosh option down
ON EVENT CALL
Shift down
Windows Alt down
Windows Ctrl down
Product: 4D
Theme: User Interface
Number:
468
Modified: 4D 2003
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