•
Mouse.move(x, y, wheel)
tells the computer to move the mouse a
certain number of pixels along either the x, y and/or wheel axis. Each
variable can be any value between -128 and +127, with negative
numbers moving the cursor down/left, positive numbers move the
right/up.
•
Mouse.press(b)
sends a down-click on a button or buttons. The
button(s) will remain “pressed” until you call
Mouse.release(b)
. The
b
variable is a single byte, each bit of which represents a different
button. You can set it equal to any of the following, or OR (|) them
together to click multiple buttons at once:
◦
MOUSE_LEFT
- Left Mouse button
◦
MOUSE_RIGHT
- Right Mouse button
◦
MOUSE_MIDDLE
- Middle mouse button
◦
MOUSE_ALL
- All three mouse buttons
•
Mouse.click(b)
sends a down-click (press) followed immediately by
an up-click (release) on button(s)
b
. For example, to click the left
and right buttons simultaneously, try this:
Mouse.click(MOUSE_LEFT
|
MOUSE_RIGHT);
//
Press
and
release
the
left
and
right
mouse
buttons
Here’s some
example code
to show off these functions:
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