Anyone know how to detect 4th & 5th mouse buttons?
Friday, 28. March 2008, 21:10:01
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By vladas, # 29. March 2008, 07:54:50
By Vorlath, # 30. March 2008, 05:55:11
IIRC, the is no active way to know this. It depends on installed mouse driver protocol. And usually there is only the passive way to determine 4 and 5 buttons (i.e through setup or asking user to press this buttons during installation). X-Window system works exactly this way - you have to correctly set up those in config file.
By vladas, # 30. March 2008, 07:55:15