8324155@max.u.washington.edu (02/08/90)
Hi, I have a Logitech three button mouse. I like the mouse, but
unfortunately, the manual which comes with it says nothing about how to
access it so to speak. I understand it is done through some interupt
(can't remember which one right now). The bottom line is, could someone
send me a list of the mouse calls through this interupt, or some well
commented code (assembly, or c) which uses them. I will be eternally
gratefull,
Thanks ahead of time,
Markpabres13@pc.usl.edu (Joubert John V.) (02/09/90)
In article <13230.25d09fd7@max.u.washington.edu> 8324155@max.u.washington.edu writes: > > Hi, I have a Logitech three button mouse. I like the mouse, but >unfortunately, the manual which comes with it says nothing about how to >access it so to speak. <stuff deleted> ...could someone >send me a list of the mouse calls through this interupt, or some well >commented code (assembly, or c) which uses them. I will be eternally >gratefull, > > Thanks ahead of time, > > Mark I use a library called CXL from Mike Smedley P.O. Box 33603 San Antonio, TX 78265-3603 He has Zortech C(++?),TurboC, and Microsoft C with all memory models, and source code. I think he has other libraries for other compilers too. It is shareware for only $35. He has a nice demo program that came with it that I would upload, but since the binaries area seems to be ever defunct ... You can get the demo program on GEnie (CXL.arc). The demo I dloaded is a slightly older version that goes for $25.00 when you register. The new version, which includes mouse support is $35 ( I don't know if the new demo has been uploaded to GEnie or not). == The new version adds a lot of other things too. Do yourself a big favor and get this library. Even if your time is worth $1 an hour, you will save money, frustration, etc. At $35, this is the best buy I have made this year. -- John Joubert | /\ | /\ | _ Internet: pabres13@usl-pc.usl.edu | \|<>|>|> \|<>|>|><`|`| GENIE: J.JOUBERT |--/|-------/|------------ | \/ \/
miller@b-mrda.ca.boeing.com (Mark Miller) (02/16/90)
"Advanced MS-DOS" by Ray Duncan gives a good discussion about mouse
applications. The book is published by Microsoft Press.
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