Dealing with Runspacepool Variable Scope Creep in PowerShell.
I still love your runspace stuff though 🙂 (I would just cast the sender to IInputElement instead of using canvas directly.
#Java get mouse coordinates how to
You could also have a look in this thread: that outlines how to draw line under the cursor in an extremely simple manner. I do want to add that my example code includes stuff related to runspaces because I make it a habit to put all of my UI stuff in runspaces for better responsiveness. Now that we know how to get the mouse coordinates, the next step is to create our UI to display this on the screen. This means that at the time that I ran the command, my mouse cursor was 54 pixels from the top of my screen and 362 pixels from the left of my screen. Note that you will have to use Add-Type if running from the console! We just have to look at the Position property in the class. The process to get your mouse coordinates is actually pretty simple. It is important to know that the X coordinate is based on the position from the left of the window while the Y coordinate is based on the top of the window. My goal is to have a small UI that can track my mouse movements in real time that would show my X and Y coordinates of the cursor based on its location on the window. Like some of the things that I start working on, I may not have a good reason to do it other than just for the simple fact of challenging myself to make it work.īefore I dive into what I did to make a “mouse tracker”, I wanted to explain my goal of actually making it. While working on a different side project, I somehow took a path that led me down looking at the X and Y coordinates of my mouse cursor in relation to its position on my window.
I think this might be one of those occasions. Sometimes when you have a little bit of free time, you decide to build things just to see if you can do it regardless of how useful it might actually be.
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