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I'm pretty sure this is not possible. LISP interacts with the command line
(keyboard) and with DCL dialog boxes (keyboard and mouse pick) and with
selecting objects on screen (mouse pick) and of course you can start an
AutoCAD command that uses the mouse.
But if you want to write your own routine to do something like zooming or
panning with the mouse then you would need a different programming language.
"Risto Mäkelä" wrote in message >
> Someone knows how to obtain user input from a wheel mouse wheel? Not
> (grread), I presume?)
I'm pretty sure this is not possible. LISP interacts with the command line
(keyboard) and with DCL dialog boxes (keyboard and mouse pick) and with
selecting objects on screen (mouse pick) and of course you can start an
AutoCAD command that uses the mouse.
But if you want to write your own routine to do something like zooming or
panning with the mouse then you would need a different programming language.
"Risto Mäkelä" wrote in message >
> Someone knows how to obtain user input from a wheel mouse wheel? Not
> (grread), I presume?)
Twenty two years later I ask the same question, is it really not possible to code a function in lisp that utilizes scrolling of the mouse wheel? Like for example rotating a block 90 degrees when turning the mouse wheel.
Twenty two years later I ask the same question, is it really not possible to code a function in lisp that utilizes scrolling of the mouse wheel? Like for example rotating a block 90 degrees when turning the mouse wheel.
@jakob_holmquist@john.uhden Since the scroll wheel is zoom I don't think GRREAD can detect it. It would generate a code 5 (point) since the cursor is technically moving.
Quick test:
(while (and (setq a (grread t 15 1)) (not (member (cadr a) '(13))) (not (member (car a) '(3 25))))
(print a)
)
@jakob_holmquist@john.uhden Since the scroll wheel is zoom I don't think GRREAD can detect it. It would generate a code 5 (point) since the cursor is technically moving.
Quick test:
(while (and (setq a (grread t 15 1)) (not (member (cadr a) '(13))) (not (member (car a) '(3 25))))
(print a)
)
