I am wondering how to get the mousemove and mouseclick events in batch. Can anybody help me?
Thx for advice!
...or maybe in bash...
The simple answer is no, you can't.
To point you in the right direction look at global keyboard and mouse hooks for C/C++/C#.
There are plenty of discussions on the web about these.
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I suppose everyone has used these, but I don't know how they are called, so I couldn't really search for them. Their behaviour is as follows: one can click on "first" or "last" or anything in between to navigate to a certain page.
Does anyone know if there exists some kind of QWidget which does that? Maybe similar to a combo-box where one can select something and a signal with the selected index is emitted?
Any hints would be much appreciated.
Thank you for your time david
The short answer is no, QT does not provide a widget with the capabilities you are looking for. It should be relatively simple to recreate using QButtonGroup and a styled set ofQPushButtons or re-implemented QABstractPushButtons.
I'm new to the Arduino scene and was wondering how I would get my sketch to call or interface with windows. For instance if I create a circuit with two buttons how would I use those buttons to call the left and right windows functions?
Is this even possible?(of course it is, its Arduino but how?!)
Thanks in advance. If anyone wants to see my sketch or anything just ask :/ its nothing exciting. plus I'm not sure it will really be needed?
For anyone looking for anything similar I found the necessary tutorials and libraries here: http://arduino.cc/en/Reference/MouseKeyboard
I would like to recreate the transition effect which can be observed when a user clicks on a tile on the start menu. But I have hit a road block in my quest. I am unable to search for information related to that particular transition. Is it possible to do so in you own application? If so, please guide me. Thanks in advance.
I call it a 'peel animation' and have implemented it here:
http://www.scottlogic.co.uk/blog/colin/2011/03/metro-in-motion-part-2-peel-animations/
Others call it a 'turnstile' and have also implemented it:
http://turnstile.codeplex.com/
I'm writing a simple window manager (using xlib) for school and I have one problem. I really don't like the default X11 focus mode: 'sloppy focus' (the focus follows the mouse pointer) so I want to change that behavior.
I'm overriding the EnterNotify event but I still have sloppy focus. Can someone please show me the right direction?
Thanks
I found the solution. Just use XSetInputFocus() to set the focus to any window, and the sloppy focus disappears.
I have some controls like TWebBrowser, TRichText etc. which I want to scroll them (horizontally and/or vertically) from my program.
How do I achieve this?
PS: I think that it is doable by sending some messages to their handles but I don't know now which ones.
TIA.
WM_VSCROLL and/or WM_HSCROLL. GetScrollInfo() to find out how far you can go.
For edit controls, look at the EM_SCROLL and EM_LINESCROLL messages.