Can wxWidgets use aux mouse buttons?

[Bill Baxter]

Does your patch give you access to the actual buttons they pressed in
Windows?  My Logitech mouse has this software that only lets me choose
things like you were saying "browser forward" and "browser back".  I can't
choose to just make it "button 4" in their software.  Will the wx App still
be able to detect 'button 4' being pressed despite that?

This sounds like nice functionality to me.  Being able to bind extra buttons
can be nice in apps with complex interactions -- like a 3D modeler, or CAD
kind of program.

Does your patch add new stuff to wxButtonEvent?  Or do you just make the
info available via wxGetMouseState()?

--bb

On 7/19/07, Chris Weiland <hobbiticus at gmail.com> wrote:
>
> Any button besides left, middle, and right that happen to be on your
> mouse.  Usually there are two.  A lot of these mice have these buttons bo=
und
> to "forward" and "back" in browsers.
>
> On 7/18/07, Robert Roebling <robert at roebling.de> wrote:
> >
> > Chris Weiland wrote:
> >
> > > Judging by the lack of responses and the lack of any mention of aux
> > > mouse buttons
> >
> > What are aux buttons?
> >
> >   Robert
> >
> >
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