Left Mouse Butto Command

[RMD68]

Forgive me because I know many of you are move advanced in this regard, so I will try to explain my question to the best of my ability.

The GUI is what we see and interact with, but when we execute anything (e.g. Opening a folder), a command line in text is "read" by the computer.



What does the system recognize the left mouse button as?

Button 1

Left mouse?

Left Click?

I can't find any information on this.

Again what does the system command name for the left mouse button, and how should I properly space and capitalize the name for it?

I know on the PC its "LeftMouseButton" it's spelled, spaced, and capitalized like that.

Any help will be greatly appreciated!

 

[SirCarrington]

Mouse events in the OS X GUI (Cocoa) are dispatched by an NSWindow object to the NSView object. Pressing the left mouse button down is an event type

NSLeftMouseDown

and the method evoked is

mouseDown:

This can then followed by

NSLeftMouseDragged
mouseDragged:

or

NSLeftMouseUp
mouseUp:

I hope this is what you're looking for.

 

[RMD68]

Mouse events in the OS X GUI (Cocoa) are dispatched by an NSWindow object to the NSView object. Pressing the left mouse button down is an event type

NSLeftMouseDown

and the method evoked is

mouseDown:

This can then followed by

NSLeftMouseDragged
mouseDragged:

or

NSLeftMouseUp
mouseUp:

I hope this is what you're looking for.

Thank you for your response.

The hotkey file looks like this:

[hotkeys]
CommandButton10=P

I changed it to P because if I use the standard key, no hotkey file will be created. In this hotkey file, I've been chasing the P to LeftMouseButton.

I don't know if you play this game, but based on your previous example, what do you think would be the right thing to type after the = sign?

Thank you!