Form.UseMouseMove property
Specifies the condition for the MouseMove event to notify the movement of the mouse pointer.
Specify the occurrence condition by combining the following values.
| Constant | Value | Description |
|---|---|---|
| $ STD | 0 | The MouseMove event does not occur. |
| $ LEFTCLICK | 1 | The MouseMove event is fired while holding down the left mouse button. |
| $ RIGHTCLICK | 2 | The MouseMove event is fired while holding down the left mouse button. |
| $ SHIFTKEY | 4 | The MouseMove event is fired while holding down the Shift key on keyboard . |
| $ CTRLKEY | 8 | The MouseMove event is fired while holding down the Ctrl key on keyboard . |
| $ ANYTIME | 31 | The MouseMove event is fired in all states . |
Specify as below to raise the event only when the Ctrl key or the left mouse button is pressed.
UseMouseMove = $ LEFTCLICK + $ CTRLKEY;
If $ ANYTIME is specified, the event will be fired regardless of the state of the button or key. If you want to suppress the event only for a specific condition, subtract the condition you want to suppress from $ ANYTIME. For example, specify as below to suppress the event only when the right mouse click is pressed.
UseMouseMove = $ANYTIME - $RIGHTCLICK;
The MouseMove event causes a large number of events as the mouse moves. If the event handler takes a long time to process, the responsiveness of the computer may be significantly reduced, so be careful to minimize the occurrence of events when and under the necessary conditions.
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