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22 Oct 2006 07:01:37 AM |
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How to simulate the mouse control? |
I want to ask how to use C++ to simulate the mouse control?
ex:Let the mouse double-click the left key functions,thanks!
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| User: "W Marsh" |
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| Title: Re: How to simulate the mouse control? |
22 Oct 2006 08:28:50 AM |
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wrote:
I want to ask how to use C++ to simulate the mouse control?
ex:Let the mouse double-click the left key functions,thanks!
void SimulateMouseClick(int x, int y, MouseButton button);
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| User: "Gernot Frisch" |
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| Title: Re: How to simulate the mouse control? |
23 Oct 2006 02:59:22 AM |
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I want to ask how to use C++ to simulate the mouse control?
ex:Let the mouse double-click the left key functions
What is a mouse?
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| User: "BobR" |
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| Title: Re: How to simulate the mouse control? |
23 Oct 2006 08:41:33 PM |
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Gernot Frisch wrote in message <4q3athFl953gU1@individual.net>...
I want to ask how to use C++ to simulate the mouse control?
ex:Let the mouse double-click the left key functions
What is a mouse?
A small rodent!!
So, a "mouse control" could just be a mousetrap.
Must be one smart mouse if it knows how to double-click the left key
functions [1]!
If it's that smart, it wouldn't be a matter of "Let", but, how would you stop
him!
OP: Have your mouse post some C++ code, I'd like to see what he's working on.
Real answer:
std::istringstream mouse("126 211 0 250 345 2 111 123 1");
int Mx(0), My(0), Button(0); // yeah, bad 'style'. Put on separate lines.
while( mouse >> Mx >> My >> Button ){
if( Button == 2 ){
std::cout << "Mx=" << Mx << " My=" << My <<std::endl;
} // if(2)
} // while(mouse)
[1] - wonder if he means "function keys" (F1-F12)?
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Bob 'duh' R
POVrookie
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| User: "Phlip" |
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| Title: Re: How to simulate the mouse control? |
22 Oct 2006 08:14:05 AM |
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flplini wrote:
I want to ask how to use C++ to simulate the mouse control?
ex:Let the mouse double-click the left key functions,thanks!
This is a question about your GUI platform (probably Win32). It's not a
question about C++ because your platform supports many languages, and so
there's nothing C++ specific in the answer.
This newsgroup is only qualified to answer questions about the raw C++
language itself. (Always read a newsgroup before posting, and you might have
noticed our reaction to off-topic posts!) You will get the best results on a
newsgroup with win32, programming, and possibly gui in its name.
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Phlip
http://www.greencheese.us/ZeekLand <-- NOT a blog!!!
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