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I have subclassed NSWindow and I have a MYWindow class implementing the following method: -(void)resetCursorRects { NSImage *image = [NSImage imageNamed:@"cursor.png"]; [image setSize:NSMakeSize(32, 32)]; NSCursor *cursor = [[NSCursor alloc] initWithImage:image hotSpot:NSMakePoint(1, 1)]; [super resetCursorRects]; [self addCursorRect:[self bounds] cursor:cursor]; } This will change the cursor for the whole window and I will see cursor.png instead of the default mouse pointer. The problem is that this only works if the MYWindow is set to the key window which is of course non trivial to make it.

Okay guys I have a problem, I dont know how know which cell was clicked on a grid layout, is there any function? I have grid layout on container, for 10 rows and 10 columns, and what I want is a mouse listener to all the cells, so when I click cell (2,1) it would say which cell I am clicking because of the mouse listener. Any clues? thanks alot in advance Add a MouseListener to the Container that uses GridLayout and that holds the components in the grid. Then on mousePressed use the MouseEvent object, say called myMouseEvent, to get the point of the click and call getComponentAt(myMouseEvent

I've been feverishly searching for a method by which to limit the user's mouse to one display in a multi-display setup on a Mac. I've stumbled upon this question: Cocoa: Limit mouse to screen , I promise I have not duplicated this question. The question did, however, spark an idea in my mind that it might be possible to write a simple application using Cocoa to restrict the mouse to one screen, run this application in the background, and still use my game which has been developed in AS3/Adobe AIR/Flash. The game is a full-screen game, and will always be at the same resolution on the same

I'd like to get mouse movements in high resolution and high framerate on OSX. "High framerate" = 60 fps or higher (preferably > 120) "High resolution" = Subpixel values Problem I've got an opengl view running at about the monitor refresh rate, so it's ~60 fps. I use the mouse to look around, so I've hidden the mouse cursor and I'm relying on mouse delta values. The problem is the mouse events come in at much too low framerate, and values are snapped to integer (whole pixels). This causes a "choppy" viewing experience. Here's a visualization of mouse delta values over time: mouse delta X ^ xx 2

I am developing an Android application where I would like to move the "mouse" pointer/cursor on an Android tablet. I know this is possible because when I connect a mouse (USB or BT) to an Android tablet (Honeycomb+), a cursor appears and I can interact with the tablet using the mouse only. I would like to control that mouse from Java on the Tablet. I already have a second device that can communicate the tablet and which can stream pointer coordinates to it. And no I can't use bluetooth. The second device that I'm using has WiFi but no ability to drive BlueTooth. My thought is that there must

In a TImage's OnClick event, I would like to extract the x,y coordinates of the mouse. I would prefer them in relation to the image, but in relation to the form or window is just as good. Mouse.CursorPos contains the TPoint, which in turn contains the X and Y position. This value is in global coordinates, so you can translate to your form by using the ScreenToClient routine which will translate screen coordinates to window coordinates. According to the Delphi help file, Windows.GetCursorPos can fail, Mouse.CursorPos wraps this to raise an EOsException if it fails. var pt : tPoint; begin pt :=

I'm looking to create a global mouse hook that works in XP/Vista/7 which would allow me to access the X,Y values that the mouse is inputting, and modify those values before they hit Windows... I also want to be able to simulate mouse inputs in between actual mouse inputs... For example, lets say our inputs looked like this: 1: 1,0 2: 2,0 3: 3,0 4: ?,? I want to be able to intercept input number 4 and run it through an 'if' statement: If the value of the input matches certain parameters, I want to modify the value by adding or subtracting from it... A USB Mouse has a default polling rate of