SDL.Input.Mouse

Sets the current relative mouse mode.

When relative mouse mode is enabled, cursor is hidden and mouse position will not change. However, you will be delivered relative mouse position change events.

Check which mouse location mode is currently active.

Identifies what kind of mouse-like device this is.

Identifies mouse scroll direction.

Return proper mouse location depending on mouse mode

Retrieve the current location of the mouse, relative to the currently focused window.

Retrieve mouse motion

Retrieve a mapping of which buttons are currently held down.

Move the current location of a mouse pointer. The WarpMouseOrigin specifies the origin for the given warp coordinates.

Get or set whether the cursor is currently visible.

This StateVar can be modified using $= and the current value retrieved with get.

See SDL_ShowCursor and SDL_HideCursor for C documentation.

Get or set the currently active cursor. You can create new Cursors with createCursor.

This StateVar can be modified using $= and the current value retrieved with get.

See SDL_SetCursor and SDL_GetCursor for C documentation.

Create a cursor using the specified bitmap data and mask (in MSB format).

Create a cursor from a bit art painting of it.

The number of columns must be a multiple of 8.

Symbols used: (space) - transparent, . - visible black, # (or anything else) - visible white.

A minimal cursor template: source8x8 :: [[Char]] source8x8 = [ " " , " " , " " , " " , " " , " " , " " , " " ]

Free a cursor created with createCursor, createColorCusor and createSystemCursor.

See SDL_FreeCursor for C documentation.

Create a color cursor.

See SDL_CreateColorCursor for C documentation.

Create system cursor.

See SDL_CreateSystemCursor for C documentation.