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Oct 8th, 2007
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c++ mouse

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can some one help with how to use mouse in c++
can someone help me with how to use click option
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Re: c++ mouse

Not until you tell us what your compiler and OS are. Standard C++ doesn't know jack about a mouse or click options.
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Re: c++ mouse

thanks for the reply
i have win xp
my compiler is turbo c++ 3.0
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Re: c++ mouse

Tutbo C++ 3 is very old compiler. You should move to modern ANSI compilers ( not if your teacher asks you to use it , no other choice left).

Well to use mouse in Turbo C++ 3 you will use dos.h. I got a link from google try it.
http://www.writeka.com/emage/mouse_events.html

Since Turbo C++ 3 is for DOS, you won't be able to use Windows API, which is of course preferred to track mouse events(in case of windows system).
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