SetMouseY - Learn To Code - PlayBASIC Documentation

SetMouseY

SetMouseY Ypos

Parameters:

Ypos = The Y coordinate of where you wish to locate the mouse pointer

Returns: NONE

SetMouseY will position the windows mouse pointer along the Y axis

FACTS:

* When a program is running in windowed screen mode, the mouse now expect coordinates relevant to the windows desk top. So in order to reposition the mouse over your window correctly, you'll need to offset by the screens current position. See GetScreenYpos().

Mini Tutorial:

This example shows uses the SetMouse and SetMouseX and SetMouseY commands to randomly reposition the mouse pointer when certain keys are hit.

  Do
   ; Clear the screen to Black RGB(0,0,0)
     Cls RGB(0,0,0)

   ; Display a Message
     Print "Hit the Space Key To Randomly Set the Mouse POsition"

   ; When the Space bar is hit, the mouse will be
   ; randomly repositioned over the PlayBASIC window

     If SpaceKey()
        x=GetScreenXpos()
        y=GetScreenXpos()
        w=GetScreenWidth()
        h=GetScreenHeight()
        SetMouse x+Rnd(w),y+Rnd(h)
     EndIf

   ; When the X or Y keys are hit, the mouse will
   ; be randomly repositioned over the Play Basic
   ; window, on either the X or Y axis

     k$=Inkey$()
     Print "Hit the X key To Randomly Set the Mouses X Position"
     If k$="x"
        SetMouseX GetScreenXpos()+Rnd(GetScreenWidth())
     EndIf

     Print "Hit the Y key To Randomly Set the Mouses Y Position"
     If k$="y"
        SetMouseY GetScreenYpos()+Rnd(GetScreenHeight())
     EndIf

   ; Show The SCreen and Loop back to the Do statement
     Sync
  Loop


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