VB Syntax, Getting MouseMove to pass XY Coordinates

Getting MouseMove to pass XY Coordinates

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Knowledg #1 / 4	Getting MouseMove to pass XY Coordinates ------------------------------- QUESTION #1 How would I get the MouseMove Sub to pass it's X, Y Coordinates to the Click Sub, upon the click event? Private Sub Form_MouseMove(Button As Integer, Shift As Integer, X As Single, Y As Single) <code> End Sub Private Sub Form_Click() <code to receive the x and the y coordinate upon click> End Sub ----------------------------- QUESTION#2 Also, while still answering question1, Is there a standard code that I could put in the click event to "tell me" the x, y coordinate, when which when I click on the Form without using the mousemove sub to get the coordinate? Private Sub Form_Click() <code to receive the x and the y coordinate upon click> End Sub Thank you in advance for sharing your knowledge with me
Sat, 06 Oct 2001 03:00:00 GMT

Knowledg #2 / 4	Getting MouseMove to pass XY Coordinates ------------------------------- QUESTION #1 How would I get the MouseMove Sub to pass it's X, Y Coordinates to the Click Sub, upon the click event? (I am wrting code that will respond only if clicked on a certain part of the form. ) Private Sub Form_MouseMove(Button As Integer, Shift As Integer, X As Single, Y As Single) <code> End Sub Private Sub Form_Click() <code to receive the x and the y coordinate upon click> End Sub ----------------------------- QUESTION#2 Also, while still answering question1, Is there a standard code that I could put in the click event to "tell me" the x, y coordinate, when which when I click on the Form without using the mousemove sub to get the coordinate? Private Sub Form_Click() <code to receive the x and the y coordinate upon click> End Sub Thank you in advance for sharing your knowledge with me.
Sat, 06 Oct 2001 03:00:00 GMT

NV #3 / 4	Getting MouseMove to pass XY Coordinates Quote: > ------------------------------- > QUESTION #1 How would I get the MouseMove Sub to pass it's X, Y Coordinates > to the Click Sub, upon the click event? (I am wrting code that will respond > only if clicked on a certain part of the form. ) > Private Sub Form_MouseMove(Button As Integer, Shift As Integer, X As Single, > Y As Single) > <code> > End Sub > Private Sub Form_Click() > <code to receive the x and the y coordinate upon click> > End Sub Declare Form level variables (in the General Declarations section of the form). Dim mX as Single Dim mY as Single Set them in the MouseMove event. Read them in the Click event. Quote: > ----------------------------- > QUESTION#2 Also, while still answering question1, Is there a standard code > that I could put in the click event to "tell me" the x, y coordinate, when > which when I click on the Form without using the mousemove sub to get the > coordinate? > Private Sub Form_Click() > <code to receive the x and the y coordinate upon click> > End Sub Win 32 API: GetCursorPos N. Varacalli
Tue, 09 Oct 2001 03:00:00 GMT

Zak Be #4 / 4	Getting MouseMove to pass XY Coordinates Quote: >> ------------------------------- >> QUESTION #1 How would I get the MouseMove Sub to pass it's X, Y >Coordinates >> to the Click Sub, upon the click event? (I am wrting code that will >respond >> only if clicked on a certain part of the form. ) >> Private Sub Form_MouseMove(Button As Integer, Shift As Integer, X As >Single, >> Y As Single) >> <code> >> End Sub >> Private Sub Form_Click() >> <code to receive the x and the y coordinate upon click> >> End Sub >Declare Form level variables (in the General Declarations section of the >form). >Set them in the MouseMove event. >Read them in the Click event. Agreed. Quote: >> ----------------------------- >> QUESTION#2 Also, while still answering question1, Is there a standard code >> that I could put in the click event to "tell me" the x, y coordinate, when >> which when I click on the Form without using the mousemove sub to get the >> coordinate? >> Private Sub Form_Click() >> <code to receive the x and the y coordinate upon click> >> End Sub >Win 32 API: >GetCursorPos Well, you could use an API call, but it's a lot simpler to use the MouseUp or MouseDown event as a replacement for the Form click event; both give you the pointer position. Zak
Tue, 09 Oct 2001 03:00:00 GMT

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