Re: Event multi

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From: Stdnt 05
Date: Sun, 15 Oct 1989 05:05

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To sample the state of either mouse button, use the AES function
graf_mkstate.  As I don't have my GEM manual with me now, I
don't remember exactly how it works, but this function returns
the state of the two mouse buttons as well as the shift, alternate
and control keys.

Ciao... Eric Ruck

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Subject: Re: Event multi
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