The right and left click buttons

[chalcids]

if i knew how to do that i wouldn't be asking how to do it because there was nothing on what i asked that i learned from that book

[Raknarg]

Lets go through it then.

You have a procedure:

Turing:

Mouse.Where (x, y, b)

This procedure will take in three variables that already exist. Lets do that then.

Turing:

var x, y, b : int loop      Mouse.Where (x, y, b) end loop

So now we have a short program where we have a loop that returns the x position, y position and the button state of the mouse.

I've already given you plenty of information, if you dont know where to go from this, I don't really know why you're trying to do something this advanced.

[chalcids]

you said this tells me where the mouse is. I am don't care where the cursor is i want to click randomly and a . will appear when i left click and when i right click a - appears and doesn't need that advanced stuff would it?

[Tony]

right, but you still need to know if that click has occurred or not. That's what "b" in x,y,b is for.

[Luffy123]

chalcids @ Wed May 30, 2012 8:15 pm wrote:

you said this tells me where the mouse is. I am don't care where the cursor is i want to click randomly and a . will appear when i left click and when i right click a - appears and doesn't need that advanced stuff would it?

You don't have to worry about the variables x, y.

Mouse.Where(x,y,b)

The b is the above method is the button number as in. Right Click, Left Click, Scroll Wheel but the b returns an int value which represents these clicks. So first you have to get the value of b by using this method.

Then check if it's a right click or a left click, and you know how to do this because someone posted in this thread what each click's value is. I don't know the values but you just have to check if b = the click you want's value.

Really I don't think it can get easier then this...

[chalcids]

okay thanks luffy now i actually understand and thanks to everyone else

[chalcids]

wait one more issue when i run that code and test the keys the values for my right and left click are both 1 what do i then

[jr5000pwp]

Somewhere near the top of your code include the line:

code:

Mouse.ButtonChoose ("multibutton")

This allows turing to distinguish between the 3 mouse clicks.