How to program a mouse event?

[dreak]

mouseEvent
Hi, I need to program pool.

Right now, I'd like to make a mouseEvent so that, when i click on the screen, i get the position of the mouse.
I know to use event->x(); to get the xCoordinate, but I don't know how to impletement the clickEvent itself.

I got:

void mouseMoveEvent(QMouseEvent* event)
{
if(event->button())
{
xPos = event->x();
yPos = event->y();
}
}
 
main
{
...
while(certain condition)
{
QMouseEvent *event;
while(!(event->button()))
{
event;
}
 
mouseMoveEvent(event);
...
}

void mouseMoveEvent(QMouseEvent* event)
{
if(event->button())
{
xPos = event->x();
yPos = event->y();
}
}

main
{
...
while(certain condition)
{
QMouseEvent *event;
while(!(event->button()))
{
event;
}

mouseMoveEvent(event);
...
}

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If I do this, it gives a segmentation fault.

I got 0 experience with implementing a mouseclick, unfortunatly :/

[prasad_N]

mouseMoveEvent, mousePressEvent, mouseReleaseEvent's are called automatically when you click on associated widget.

If you want to create customized mouse press event and post it:

QMouseEvent* mousePressEvent= new QMouseEvent(QEvent::MouseButtonPress, QCursor:: pos(), this->mapToGlobal( QCursor:: pos()), Qt::LeftButton, Qt::LeftButton, Qt::NoModifier);
QCoreApplication:: postEvent(this, mousePressEvent);

Note: postEvent() is an asynchronous call while sendEvent() is synchronous call.

[dreak]

mouseMoveEvent, mousePressEvent, mouseReleaseEvent's are called automatically when you click on associated widget.

If you want to create customized mouse press event and post it:



Note: postEvent() is an asynchronous call while sendEvent() is synchronous call.

Oh yes, this is (almost) what I need!

Right now it gives the global position on my screen, how do I made it that it takes the relative position in a certain part of my 'QGraphicsScene scene' ?

(So only in the green part of the pooltable: http://imagehosting.jumbee.net/file....4_21_02_30.png (sorry that I didn't crop image).

[prasad_N]

Replace Qcursor:os() with your widget position and maptoGlobal(thatPosition) as next parameter.

in your case :
Qpoint point =yourWidget->geometry().center();
Qpoint glbPos = yourWidget->maptoGlobal(point);

sorry I could not type well as I'm replying from my phone.

[anda_skoa]

What exactly are you trying to do?

React to mouse interaction of the user or pretend being the user?

Cheers,
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