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How to Get System Cursor Info Using LabVIEW 2019 Win10?
@billko wrote:
Is there a mouse enter/leave event for the front panel?
There is. VI has a mouse enter\leave, an each pane has this event as well.
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wiebe@CARYA wrote:
@billko wrote:
Is there a mouse enter/leave event for the front panel?
There is. VI has a mouse enter\leave, an each pane has this event as well.
Thanks. Maybe this is the way to avoid polling and catch the event when it happens. Seems that the reason why OP was looking for a cursor change was to see if the mouse was within the boundaries of the front panel.
@billko wrote:
wiebe@CARYA wrote:
@billko wrote:
Is there a mouse enter/leave event for the front panel?
There is. VI has a mouse enter\leave, an each pane has this event as well.
Thanks. Maybe this is the way to avoid polling and catch the event when it happens. Seems that the reason why OP was looking for a cursor change was to see if the mouse was within the boundaries of the front panel.
I think he wants to monitor the boundaries of a web page in a web browser?
@AntMeTech wrote:
I need to use it outside the front panel of VI (pointer changes when hovering above the hyperlink in web page for example).
wiebe@CARYA wrote:
@billko wrote:
wiebe@CARYA wrote:
@billko wrote:
Is there a mouse enter/leave event for the front panel?
There is. VI has a mouse enter\leave, an each pane has this event as well.
Thanks. Maybe this is the way to avoid polling and catch the event when it happens. Seems that the reason why OP was looking for a cursor change was to see if the mouse was within the boundaries of the front panel.
I think he wants to monitor the boundaries of a web page in a web browser?
@AntMeTech wrote:
I need to use it outside the front panel of VI (pointer changes when hovering above the hyperlink in web page for example).
Oh, I don't know. Maybe I misinterpreted what was needed.
