Difference between revisions of "Action"
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* '''Left Double-Click''': Double-click with the left mouse button. | * '''Left Double-Click''': Double-click with the left mouse button. | ||
* '''Right Click''': Single-click with the right mouse button. | * '''Right Click''': Single-click with the right mouse button. | ||
| − | * '''Right Double-Click''': Double-click | + | * '''Right Double-Click''': Double-click with the right mouse button. |
* '''Drag''': Press the left mouse button down, and hold it down while moving the mouse cursor. | * '''Drag''': Press the left mouse button down, and hold it down while moving the mouse cursor. | ||
* '''Drop''': Release the left mouse button (previously pressed down by a '''Drag''' option). | * '''Drop''': Release the left mouse button (previously pressed down by a '''Drag''' option). | ||
Revision as of 21:41, 10 August 2019
Scope
Simulation project Mouse Action macro > Action
Purpose
The Action property specifies the action that should be performed using the mouse. This is captured automatically, but can be changed during editing, if necessary. Possible values are:
- Left Click: Single-click with the left mouse button.
- Left Double-Click: Double-click with the left mouse button.
- Right Click: Single-click with the right mouse button.
- Right Double-Click: Double-click with the right mouse button.
- Drag: Press the left mouse button down, and hold it down while moving the mouse cursor.
- Drop: Release the left mouse button (previously pressed down by a Drag option).
- Right Drag: Press the right mouse button down, and hold it down while moving the mouse cursor.
- Right Drop: Release the right mouse button (previously pressed down by a Drag option).
- Mouse Enter: Signifies the mouse cursor entering the Action Area (Control).
- Middle Click: Single-click with the middle mouse button (where the mouse has this).
- Middle Double-Click: Double-click with the middle mouse button (where the mouse has this) .
- Mouse Wheel Up: Scroll up using the mouse wheel (where the mouse has this).
- Mouse Wheel Down: Scroll down using the mouse wheel (where the mouse has this).
Note that if you have a Mouse Action macro that uses a Drag Action, you must have a separate Mouse Action macro with a corresponding Drop action (this also applies to Right Drag and Right Drop.
