SetDisplayMouseMovesWindow
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TVideoGrabber.SetDisplayMouseMovesWindow |
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Specifies wether the mouse moves the video window or returns mouse events for this window.
Declaration
procedure SetDisplayMouseMovesWindow (DisplayIndex: LongInt; Value: Boolean);
void __fastcall SetDisplayMouseMovesWindow(int DisplayIndex, bool Value);
Description
When the video window is not embedded in the TVideoGrabber control:
- if enabled: the mouse moves the video window,
- if disabled: the mouse returns mouse events, e.g. to draw graphic objects over the video window.
The window Index specified must be in the 2..8 range (0..1 reserved to Display... and Dual_Display)