Dick Middleton wrote:
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> > # To subscribers of the xforms list from Michael Glickman <michg@alphalink.com.au> :
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> > Is there an equivalent for fl_mouse_button()
> > that works in XForms 0.81 ? I use it to find
> > a keystroke that caused a callback.
>
> I don't think so. You get the mouse info from the Xevent structure passed to
> the handler. The button number is ev->xbutton.button, cursor position is
> ev->xbutton.x and y etc. Check the X docs for details.
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> Dick
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Thanks I acually found the way out.
You can get what you need from fl_last_event.
Michael
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