BBS: Inland Empire Archive Date: 12-05-92 (15:30) Number: 346 From: ANDY C. OLIVER Refer#: NONE To: ALL Recvd: NO Subj: MOUSEQB Conf: (2) Quik_Bas
'COPIED FROM COMPUTE APRIL 1992 PG 52 'ENTERED BY A. CHRISTOPHER OLIVER FOR SUPERLINK BBS. 'YOU NEED TO LOAD THIS TO THE BEGINNING OF YOUR PROGRAM. 'OR MAKE IT A LIBRARY 'SUPERLINK BBS - (904)735-2224 FRI-MON DEFINT A-Z '$INCLUDE QB.BI DECLARE SUB HIDEMOUSE () DECLARE SUB SHOWMOUSE () DECLARE SUB GETMOUSECORD (K%, K3%, M4%) DECLARE SUB STARTMOUSE () DIM SHARED Inregs AS RegType, Outregs AS RegType STARTMOUSE DO GETMOUSECORD K, X, Y LOCATE 1,1 PRINT X, Y, K LOOP WHILE K=0 HIDEMOUSE END SUB GETMOUSECORD (K%, M3%, M4%) Inregs.ax%=3 CALL INTERRUPT(&H33, Inregs, Outregs) M3%=Outregs.cx% /8+1 M4%=Outregs.dx% /8+1 K%=Outregs.bx% END SUB SUB HIDEMOUSE Inregs.ax%=2 CALL INTERRUPT(&H33, Inregs, Outregs) END SUB SUB SHOWMOUSE Inregs.ax=1 CALL INTERRUPT(&H33, Inregs, Outregs) END SUB SUB STARTMOUSE Inregs.ax%=0 CALL INTERRUPT(&H33, Inregs, Outregs) Mouseinitialize%=Outregs.ax% END SUB --- TMail v1.31 * Origin: Cornucopia TBBS - Winter Park, FL - 407/645-4929 (1:363/18)
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