Reactor Mouse Move

[rodrigo_sjc_sp]

Is possible ?

 

In vlr-mouse-reactor , i find ( :vlr-begindoubleclick , :vlr-beginrightclick)

 

Exists Mouse Move ?

 

Thanks

[Lee Mac]

To my knowledge, there is no reactor that is triggered by movement of the mouse.

 

The alternative would be to use the grread function to detect user input in the form of mouse movement, however, unlike a reactor, this function will take focus over all other actions.

[BlackBox]

Visual LISP currently does not support a mouse reactor 'move' event, however, the GRREAD LispFunction does (sort of).

 

The only other way that I am aware of, is to employ a PointMonitor event handler using the .NET API, as I demonstrate in this post.

 

HTH

 

 

** Edit to add - Lee, you speedy bloke! LoL

[Lee Mac]

** Edit to add - Lee, you speedy bloke! LoL

 

 

Though, its encouraging that we're echoing each other's comments

[rodrigo_sjc_sp]

I resolved my problem using using (: vlr-commandwillstart), before any command.

 

 

Instead of using the mouse event, I'm using the event before executing a command

 

 

thanks to all

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

(if (null *save-reactor2*)
   (setq *save-reactor2* (vlr-command-reactor nil '((:vlr-commandwillstart  . teste)))) 
)

(defun teste ( reactor params )
(if (= (getvar "ctab") "Model")
(progn
)
  (progn
 (layer-on)               
)
)
(princ)

)

[BlackBox]

 

Though, its encouraging that we're echoing each other's comments

 

For me to have the fortunate coincidence of echoing a mentor, is something to be proud of, in deed.

Edited November 16, 2012 by BlackBox
Phrasing