From:	Gary AT bbs DOT st DOT net DOT au (Gary)
Newsgroups:	comp.os.msdos.djgpp
Subject:	Grx:polling the mouse
Date:	12 Mar 98 00:17:57
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hello all,perhaps someone can help me out here,I have set up my graphics screen
and called the for the mouse checking that its installed or present,what i have
done is made a function that calls the GrMouseGetEvent() with the necessary
flags and event structure,example of setup,
int main(void)
{
setup the the graphics screen ()
install mouse()
do{
 GrMouseStatus(&xpos,&ypos,&ypos,&buttons,&key,&kbstatus);
 other code here

while(buttons!=3);  both buttons pressed together  drop out i could have a
combo keypress here
back to default text screen()
return(0);
}
This works,however i know there has to be a cleaner way of doing this could
someone enlighten me thanks.What i mean here is can it be setup like allegro
that is once the mouse is installed u do not have to call a seperate function
to read the mouse, hope this decribes what i mean
Gary Lloyd

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