FormControl.mouseMove(Int32, Int32, Int32, Boolean, Boolean) Method

Reference

Definition

Namespace:: Dynamics.AX.Application

Assembly:

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Is called when the user moves the mouse pointer over the control.

public:
 virtual int mouseMove(int _x, int _y, int _button, bool _Ctrl, bool _Shift);

public virtual int mouseMove (int _x, int _y, int _button, bool _Ctrl, bool _Shift);

abstract member mouseMove : int * int * int * bool * bool -> int
override this.mouseMove : int * int * int * bool * bool -> int

Public Overridable Function mouseMove (_x As Integer, _y As Integer, _button As Integer, _Ctrl As Boolean, _Shift As Boolean) As Integer

Parameters

_x: Int32

A Boolean value that indicates whether the SHIFT key is down.

_y: Int32

A Boolean value that indicates whether the SHIFT key is down.

_button: Int32

A Boolean value that indicates whether the SHIFT key is down.

_Ctrl: Boolean

A Boolean value that indicates whether the SHIFT key is down.

_Shift: Boolean

A Boolean value that indicates whether the SHIFT key is down.

Returns

Int32

0 (zero) if the event has been handled.

Remarks

Typically, when this method is overridden, the return value from a call to the super method is returned. The following example shows how to display the parameters of a mouseMove event in the Infolog.

public int mouseMove(int x,  
                     int y,  
                     int button, 
                     boolean Ctrl, 
                     boolean Shift) 
{ 
    int ret; 
    if (Shift) 
    { 
        info("Shift set"); 
    } 
    if (Ctrl) 
    { 
        info("Ctrl set"); 
    } 
    info (strfmt("x, y: %1 %2 button: %3", x, y, button)); 
    ret = super(x, y, button, Ctrl, Shift); 
    info (strfmt("ret: %1", ret)); 
    return ret; 
}

Applies to