Heres my mouse object:
<pre id=code><font face=courier size=2 id=code>Mouse={
lastX:0,
lastY:0,
X:0,
Y:0,
move:function(x,y){Mouse.lastX=Mouse.X;Mouse.lastY =Mouse.Y;Mouse.X=x;Mouse.Y=y;if(Mouse.onmove) return Mouse.onmove(Mouse.X,Mouse.Y); return true;},
down:function(){Mouse.isDown=true; if(Mouse.onpress) return Mouse.onpress(Mouse.X,Mouse.Y); return true;},
up:function(){Mouse.isDown=false; if(Mouse.onrelease) return Mouse.onrelease(Mouse.X,Mouse.Y); return true;},
capture:function(){
document.onmousedown = Mouse.down;
document.onmousemove = function(e){return Mouse.move((!document.all)?e.pageX:event.x+documen t.body.scrollLeft,(!document.all)?e.pageY:event.y+ document.body.scrollTop);}
document.onmouseup = Mouse.up;
if (document.layers) document.captureEvents(Event.MOUSEDOWN | Event.MOUSEMOVE | Event.MOUSEUP);
}
}</font id=code></pre id=code>
To capture mouse movements, you call Mouse.capture(), I haven't added Mouse.release() yet.
To add a mouse down handler, Mouse.onpress(x,y).
To add a mouse up handler, Mouse.onrelease(x,y).
To add a mouse movement handler, Mouse.onmove(x,y).
The 5 properties of this object are isDown, X, Y, lastX, and lastY.
isDown refers to whether a button is pressed. X and Y are the page co-ordinates of the cursor and lastX and lastY are the previous co-ordinates of the cursor.
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