Difference between revisions of "Mouse click (event)"
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|name=mouse_click | |name=mouse_click | ||
|desc=Fired when the terminal is clicked. | |desc=Fired when the terminal is clicked. | ||
| − | |return1 | + | |return1=The mouse button that was clicked. |
| − | + | |return2=The X-coordinate of the click (in screen-characters). | |
| − | | | + | |return3=The Y-coordinate of the click (in screen-characters). |
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|examples= | |examples= | ||
{{Example | {{Example | ||
Revision as of 09:23, 7 December 2012
 Event mouse_click | |
| Fired when the terminal is clicked. | |
| Returned Object 1 | The mouse button that was clicked. |
| Returned Object 2 | The X-coordinate of the click (in screen-characters). |
| Returned Object 3 | The Y-coordinate of the click (in screen-characters). |
Examples
 Example | |
| Print the button and the co-ordinates of every mouse click we receive a mouse_click event. | |
| Code |
while true do
event, button, xPos, yPos = os.pullEvent("mouse_click")
print(event .. " => " .. tostring(button) .. ": " .. tostring(button) .. ", " ..
"X: " .. tostring(xPos) .. ", " ..
"Y: " .. tostring(yPos))
end
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| Output | The button that was pressed, followed by the X and Y position of the event. |
