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Opening window on mouse.

Community Beginner ,
Aug 18, 2022 Aug 18, 2022

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Hello!

I am attempting to write a script that opens a dialog window. How would I be able to have the window open at the current mouse position?

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Guide , Aug 18, 2022 Aug 18, 2022

 

var cursor = (getXY());
var w = new Window("dialog", 'Test');
w.preferredSize = [200, 200];
w.location = [cursor[0], cursor[1]]
w.show();

function getXY() {
    var w = new Window("dialog {alignChildren: ['fill','fill'], margins: 0, opacity : 0.01}"),
        g = w.add("button"),
        X, Y;
    w.preferredSize = [$.screens[0].right, $.screens[0].bottom]
    g.addEventListener('mouseover', handler)
    function handler(evt) { w.close(); X = evt.screenX, Y = evt.screenY }
    w.show();
    r
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Aug 18, 2022 Aug 18, 2022

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var cursor = (getXY());
var w = new Window("dialog", 'Test');
w.preferredSize = [200, 200];
w.location = [cursor[0], cursor[1]]
w.show();

function getXY() {
    var w = new Window("dialog {alignChildren: ['fill','fill'], margins: 0, opacity : 0.01}"),
        g = w.add("button"),
        X, Y;
    w.preferredSize = [$.screens[0].right, $.screens[0].bottom]
    g.addEventListener('mouseover', handler)
    function handler(evt) { w.close(); X = evt.screenX, Y = evt.screenY }
    w.show();
    return [X, Y]
}

 

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Community Beginner ,
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Thank you! If I understand correctly, this is a function that creates a fullscreen button with a mouseover event listener that closes and returns the X Y values?

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Guide ,
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Yes that's right.

Unfortunately, ScritpUI does not allow us to get the mouse coordinates directly, so we have to resort to such tricks.

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Makes sense. I added

w.opacity = 0;

to the function to make it a little less jarring as well.

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It's strange that this works.

For me, when w.opacity = 0, the eventListener stops firing (that is, the window elements do not catch the event). That is, i need to set any value of transparency, except zero.

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