🚀 go-pugleaf

Hi

Thanks for taking the time to read this.

I've installed a WH_MOUSE_LL hook proc that's designed to
simulate a multi-screen desktop.

When the mouse reaches the right hand edge of my screen, I want
to wrap the mouse back to the left side, hide the mouse and
network the mouse data to a remote pc, where it is injected -
thus making the screens look like they're controlled by a single
mouse.

My mouse proc is installed into the message chain correctly,
using SetWindowsHookEx. I correctly detect when the mouse
reaches the far right-hand edge of the screen. Once here, I set
the X-coordinate to 0, and call SetCursorPos to alter the
coordinates.

The mouse jumps to the left hand edge of the screen, but now
will not go any further right. Inspecting the coordinates I am
putting onto my queue for networking to the remote pc, the X-
coordinates climb, but are pulled back to the original
coordinate that I set them to with SetCursorPos.

Has anyone experienced this behaviour? I am returning -1 from my
mouse hook proc when I wrap the coordinates because I don't want
windows to process the mouse any further. Could this be
affecting things?

Thanks for your help!

Regards
Steve