MethodsWEventPrototypeHRESULT WEvent([in]LONG hwnd, [in]LONG x1, [in]LONG y1, [in]LONG x2, [in]LONG y2); // This is the event triggered by mouse gestures captured by the WMonitorX object.
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Variableshwnd
// holds the handle value of the clicked window;
x1
// the horizontal mouse position (in screen coordinates) of the beginning of the mouse gesture;
x2
// the horizontal mouse position (in screen coordinates) of the ending of the mouse gesture;
y1
// the vertical mouse position (in screen coordinates) of the beginning of the mouse gesture;
y2
// the vertical mouse position (in screen coordinates) of the ending of the mouse gesture;
WEventHotkeyPrototypeHRESULT WEventHotkey([in] LONG hwnd, [in] LONG x, [in] LONG y, [in] LONG id); // This is the event triggered by hotkey combinations captured by the WMonitorX object.
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Variableshwnd
// holds the handle value of the window which received the hotkey;
x
// the horizontal mouse position (in screen coordinates) when the hotkey was invoked;
y
// the vertical mouse position (in screen coordinates) when then hotkey was invoked;
id
// the identifier of the hotkey, which was previously returned by the Start3 method; |
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