Bonus: You can check the both_click flag from elsewhere in order to draw the hint-square around your cursor showing which squares will be revealed when you release the buttons. In this video I briefly describe how a normal mouse's buttons translate to a laptop trackpad and the reason why you generally want to left click rather than. There's a bit of redundancy in that the both-click case is called in two places depending on whether you release the left or right button first, but this should probably be a single-line function-call anyhow. This works almost exactly like the Windows 7 version of Minesweeper, except that the right button alone in the original operates on mouse-down. It doesn't do anything until you release both buttons. Step 6: Clicking deselects the option and removes all icons. Step 5: If there is a tick mark beside the show desktop icons, click it. Step 4: Read through the pop-up menu for show desktop icons. It moves the detection to the mouse-up rather than the mouse-down. Step 1: Place your cursor on a blank area of your laptop screen. Private void Form1_MouseUp(object sender, MouseEventArgs e) Private void Form1_MouseDown(object sender, MouseEventArgs e) If you want to have the two-button click but still catch regular single-button clicks as well, you can do the following: private bool left_down Kind of an old question, but I came across this (coincidentally also while doing a Minesweeper clone) and felt it was missing something. I don't know how my first friend messed it up, but moral of the story is don't buy anything Apple. Once it worked there I passed it along to other friends and they confirmed it worked. Moreover, secondary-clicking is disabled on Macs by default. I finally decided to try it on my other laptop, a Dell XPS with 2 mouse buttons. Unfortunately for the neophyte Mac convert, Macs don't use a right-click - at least not in the way that PC users have come to expect. This is especially true for laptops that don’t have physical.
LEFT CLICK MAC LAPTOP HOW TO
So I was building my app and sending it to my friend, he was telling me it wasn't working, so I posted this question. Right-clicking opens up more options than the standard left-click, but figuring out how to right-click on a laptop isn’t always easy.
LEFT CLICK MAC LAPTOP PRO
For those of you who don't know, the macbook pro has a single bar for a mouse button that normally left clicks, but if you place 2 fingers down it right clicks, so you can't do both (and no way to middle click). Is there a better way to detect this kind of "dual" click?Īlright, small story for why I messed this up (it worked all along).
LEFT CLICK MAC LAPTOP CODE
If you click and hold one of the buttons then click and hold the other, the code works though. I'm using a pair of bools, one for each button with the OnMouseDown and OnMouseUp events but if the 2 buttons are clicked at the exact same time (or really close), then only one MouseDown event goes off and the other does not. I'm having a hard time telling when both the Left and Right mouse buttons are pressed at the exact same time. I'm remaking windows Minesweeper (from XP) and something they had included was that if you click a number with as many flags as it's number with the left and right mouse button at the same time, it reveals every other hidden tile around that number.
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