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From: ogata@LEVIATHAN.CS.UMD.EDU (Jeff Ogata)
Newsgroups: comp.windows.x
Subject: Re:  Quick 'n dirty use of mouse question
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Date: 24 Apr 88 10:45:21 GMT
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Try XQueryMouse (RootWindow,&x,&y,&subw).  This might work.  Then again,
I've never tried it.

Another thing that works well for mouse stuff is an XGrabMouse, and a loop
to swallow up all the XEvents from the mouse.  XGrabMouse prevents mouse
events from going to other clients.  Of course, this requires that you
use some XEvent stuff.  Life.

- Jeff Ogata
ogata@brillig.umd.edu