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Posted by: gwem
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Jan,11.2005-13:17
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seems familiar to me ;) if you want relative mouse position then there is no simple way without an interrupt.
as you probably know, if you recieve a mouse button scan code ($f8=no click, $f9=right click, $fa=left click, $fb=left+right click). then you know that the next 2 packets from IKDB are mouse packets for x and y motion vector.
IKBD can produce mouse data in 2 otherways than relative position, which might be useful to you. you can setup ikbd for absolute position mode, and then poll ikdb yourself to find the mouse position.
you can also make ikdb produce cursor key scancodes to represent the mouse movement.
i guess one of the last 2 are good options for you. i played with these modes, but never did anything more than that, for more infos its maybe good to check the 'Intelligent Keyboard Protocol' doc by atari.
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RA/Paradox
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Jan,11.2005-12:21
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gwem
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Jan,11.2005-13:17
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RA/Paradox
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Jan,11.2005-13:58
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tobe
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Jan,11.2005-15:15
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gwem
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Jan,11.2005-16:41
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RA/Paradox
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Jan,11.2005-17:15
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ultra/cream
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Jan,12.2005-05:11
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ultra ;)
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Jan,12.2005-05:20
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RA/Paradox
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Jan,12.2005-09:55
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keyboard
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