Is it possible to foce the mouse to move somewhere?

[Andy]

I dun know if turing is capable, but can you force the cursor to be between an area or force it to go to a location? thanx

[Mazer]

i'm fairly certain that there isn't. sorry, but that's turing for ya. but what exactly are you trying to do, there may be another way to accomplish it.

[Tony]

you need to access window's API for that... you'd need to use C++ or VB, not possible in turing.

[Homer_simpson]

bwahahahahrrrrr... turing sux...
i did that using turbo pascal(a program so very old) but turing(the new program ) cant even do that

[Dan]

if you where to make the corser in turing and put it a mouse x and y then you may be able to make it look like you made the mouse move.

[Homer_simpson]

yeah but u cant hide the real cursor...

[Andy]

how?

[Homer_simpson]

like this i guess =/

code:

var mx, my, mb : int View.Set ("offscreenonly") View.Set ("graphics:1000,1000") loop     mousewhere (mx, my, mb)     drawfilloval (round (mx * 1.5), round (my * 1.5), 5, 5, 12)     View.Update     delay (100)     cls end loop

[Tony]

you're better off adding numbers rether then multiplying... so its not relative.

@ X =100, newX = 150, but when X=1, newX = 1.5

big difference

[Homer_simpson]

well he gets the idea.. all he's gotto do is to change the value of phoney mouse coords according to real mouse coords

[Andy]

but u still see the real mouse tho...

[Tony]

yes, but if you click the real mouse, nothing happens 8)

[Andy]

true, but i don't want the user to be able to see the cusor