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mouseMoveCaptured with right mouse button - bug?
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Re: mouseMoveCaptured with right mouse button - bug?
billv wrote:
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def mouseLDown x,y
@mouse=0
captureMouse if @mouse = 0
end
def mouseRDown x,y
@mouse=1
captureMouse if @mouse = 1
end
def mouseMoveCaptured x,y
if @mouse==0 then
output 0,x
elsif @mouse==1 then
output 1,y
end
end
def mouseLUp x,y
releaseMouse if @mouse = 0
end
def mouseRUp x,y
releaseMouse if @mouse = 1
end
Don't quite get this. The 'if' statement doesn't check for a value but assigns either 0 or 1 (e.g. @mouse = 1, instead of @mouse == 1). But then you don't need an 'if'. The code line before would be sufficient.
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Re: mouseMoveCaptured with right mouse button - bug?
billv wrote:(e.g. @mouse = 1, instead of @mouse == 1)
yeh...that' parts not needed it seems...and wrong anyway...
Still works fine without it. Thanks..
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Re: mouseMoveCaptured with right mouse button - bug?
billv wrote:yeh...I'm not sure why @mouse = 1 works here...still has me thinking a bit.....
That's because "if var = value" isn't an error of any kind. In ruby, var will be assigned the value and then checked if it's true, which is is of course ("var = value" will always be true). It doesn't harm in this case, since you intended to set the var to the value, but
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@mouse = 0
captureMouse
is sufficient. And the last two should work with a double equal. Unless there's a severe issue with Ruby in Flowstone...
EDIT: Just saw your edited answer. Wrote this before, so I'll leave it, for others to read^^
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Re: mouseMoveCaptured with right mouse button - bug?
Thanks tulamide
I"m finding the release part is no good as well.....
So I've ended up with this...
I"m finding the release part is no good as well.....
So I've ended up with this...
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def mouseLDown x,y
@mouse=0
captureMouse
end
def mouseRDown x,y
@mouse=1
captureMouse
end
def mouseMoveCaptured x,y
if @mouse==0 then
output 0,x
elsif @mouse==1 then
output 1,y
end
end
def mouseLUp x,y
releaseMouse
@mouse = 0
end
def mouseRUp x,y
releaseMouse
@mouse = 1
end
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