Keep the cursor inside a window
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My program has a virtual screen, many times larger than the real screen. In order to navigate on the virtual screen, I use scroll-bars. However I do not like that. I want, that when I move the cursor/mouse to the edge of my window, the window "pans" in the desired direction, and my cursor is re-located to the middle of my window. I know, that this is against "the grain" of windows, because I would imprison the cursor inside my window until I exit my application.... but this is what I want. Anybody...? Thanks Daniela
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My program has a virtual screen, many times larger than the real screen. In order to navigate on the virtual screen, I use scroll-bars. However I do not like that. I want, that when I move the cursor/mouse to the edge of my window, the window "pans" in the desired direction, and my cursor is re-located to the middle of my window. I know, that this is against "the grain" of windows, because I would imprison the cursor inside my window until I exit my application.... but this is what I want. Anybody...? Thanks Daniela
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My program has a virtual screen, many times larger than the real screen. In order to navigate on the virtual screen, I use scroll-bars. However I do not like that. I want, that when I move the cursor/mouse to the edge of my window, the window "pans" in the desired direction, and my cursor is re-located to the middle of my window. I know, that this is against "the grain" of windows, because I would imprison the cursor inside my window until I exit my application.... but this is what I want. Anybody...? Thanks Daniela