• Enjoys Math (4/4) Jan 29 2016 I'm able to get the mouse click positions with event.button().x/y
• Enjoys Math (11/16) Jan 29 2016 I see now:
• Ron Tarrant (16/19) Dec 27 2018 I know this post is old, but a search I did the other day brought

Enjoys Math <enjoysmath gmail.com> writes:

I'm able to get the mouse click positions with event.button().x/y

But what .x/y do you query inside of an onMotionNotify event 
handler?

Thanks!

Enjoys Math <enjoysmath gmail.com> writes:

On Saturday, 30 January 2016 at 06:33:55 UTC, Enjoys Math wrote:
 I'm able to get the mouse click positions with 
 event.button().x/y

 But what .x/y do you query inside of an onMotionNotify event 
 handler?

 Thanks!

I see now:
	bool onMouseMove(GdkEventMotion* eventMotion, Widget widget) {
		//event.get
		writeln("Mouse move event in scene.");
		return true;
	}

addOnMotionNotify(&onMouseMove)

There's also one that takes an Event param, but there's no 
obvious way to get the x/y info from that so I'll just use this 
lower level one which seems to work.

Ron Tarrant <rontarrant gmail.com> writes:

On Saturday, 30 January 2016 at 06:43:11 UTC, Enjoys Math wrote:

 There's also one that takes an Event param, but there's no 
 obvious way to get the x/y info from that so I'll just use this 
 lower level one which seems to work.

I know this post is old, but a search I did the other day brought 
me here, so I'm assuming someone else may find this new info 
useful...

I don't think this part of GtkD was abstracted down that far. 
Here's a solution I came up with (connect via 
addOnMotionNotify(&onMotion) if you're in the same context)



public bool onMotion(Event event, Widget widget)
{
	if(event.type == EventType.MOTION_NOTIFY)
	{
		writeln("x = ", event.motion.x, " y = ", event.motion.y);
	}

	return(true);
		
} // onMotion()