Syntax	Mouse.ButtonChoose (choice : string)
Description	The Mouse.ButtonChoose procedure is used to change the mode of the mouse. In Turing, the mouse can either be in "single-button mode" or in "multi-button mode". In "single-button mode" the mouse is treated as a one button mouse. A button is considered pressed when any button is pressed and released only when all buttons have been released. In Turing, the mouse starts in "single-button mode". The parameter choice can be one of "singlebutton", "onebutton" (which switch the mouse into "single-button mode") or "multibutton" (which switches the mouse into "multi-button mode").
Example	A program that displays the status of the mouse at the top left corner of the screen. Mouse.ButtonChoose ("multibutton") var x, y, button, left, middle, right : int Mouse.Where (x, y, button) left := button mod 10 % left = 0 or 1 middle := (button - left) mod 100 % middle = 0 or 10 right := button - middle - left % right = 0 or 100 if left = 1 then put "left button down" end if if middle = 10 then put "middle button down" end if if right = 100 then put "right button down" end if
Status	Exported qualified. This means that you can only call the function by calling Mouse.ButtonChoose, not by calling ButtonChoose.
See also	Mouse.ButtonMoved and Mouse.ButtonWait to get mouse events saved in a queue. See also Mouse.Where to get the current status of mouse button(s).