Hmm. Although every Visual object has an attribute "display" (so that if
you knew an object you could know what display it was in), there does
indeed seem to be a gap in the Visual machinery, in that I too see no
way to determine what graphics window the mouse is in.
Bruce Sherwood
CHAPMAN, RICHARD wrote:
> hi
>
> is there a function to obtain what the current active screen is, the
> screen that the user is currently entering input into. if you have no
> idea what scenes the "users" might have created?
>
> example application: say i wanted to animate the drawing of a line
> where the user just drags the mouse. but i do not want to have to
> pass into that function what screen is currently being used. i would
> like the line function to detect what screen the user is currently
> using.
>
> thanks
>
> rich
>
>
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