Re: Mouse input

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John Rohlf (jrohlf++at++tubes)
Thu, 16 Jun 94 12:30:57 PDT

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> What is the best way of determining which channel the mouse is in, on
> a 3 chaannel, 3 pipe performer application ?
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> I am using pfuGetMouse, but I need to collectInput in whichever
> channel/pipe has the mouse. I am using GL input.
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> a.t.b
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> ANgus
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> The Sharks Are Swimming Again
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> "Imagine your witty quote here"

I know of no easy way to find out which pipe the cursor
is in and the comment in collectGLInput, which implies that
mouse x/y are returned as -1 if the cursor is not in the collecting
pipe, no longer seems to be correct.

-jr

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