Msg: Re: Mouse wheel is now supported in vDos-lfn

Hi Harry,

I have added horizontal scrolling in the latest build of vDos-lfn. Both vertical and horizontal scrolling are now supported and can be customized by the WHEELMOD directive in config.txt (the default value is "1,2", which means vertical scrolling maps to up and down arrows while horizontal scrolling maps to the left and right arrows). I did not add it for left/right clicks because it will require some work and will also be a duplicate, and it can cause conflicts with the standard mouse features as well (note that vDos-lfn is a general-purposed DOS emulator). Hope both vertical and horizontal scrolling features work for you.

Wengier

On Sunday, August 14, 2016 4:09 PM, Harry Binswanger wrote:

We're getting there! The tilt actually works! But you've got left and right
reversed.

And could we have it work for left click and right click? Ideally, it would
repeat if held down. Titlting the wheel is apt to move the wheel up or down
at the same time.

vDos-lfn version: 2015.11.01 build: 2016.08.14
Started on screen #1.
Int 15 unhandled call C204
Horizontal mouse wheel x 0 y 65424
Horizontal mouse wheel x 0 y 65424
Horizontal mouse wheel x 0 y 65424
Horizontal mouse wheel x 0 y 112
Horizontal mouse wheel x 0 y 112
Horizontal mouse wheel x 0 y 112
Horizontal mouse wheel x 0 y 112
Horizontal mouse wheel x 0 y 112
Horizontal mouse wheel x 0 y 112
Vertical mouse wheel x 0 y 65508
Horizontal mouse wheel x 0 y 65424
Horizontal mouse wheel x 0 y 65424
Horizontal mouse wheel x 0 y 65424
Horizontal mouse wheel x 0 y 65424
Horizontal mouse wheel x 0 y 65424
Horizontal mouse wheel x 0 y 65424
Horizontal mouse wheel x 0 y 65424
Vertical mouse wheel x 0 y 28
Horizontal mouse wheel x 0 y 112
Horizontal mouse wheel x 0 y 112
Horizontal mouse wheel x 0 y 112
Vertical mouse wheel x 0 y 65508
Vertical mouse wheel x 0 y 65508
Vertical mouse wheel x 0 y 65508
Vertical mouse wheel x 0 y 65508
Regards,
Harry

Hi Harry,

I just found an error in that test file and was going to tell you about
that. Please try the new test file instead:

http://individual.utoronto.ca/wengier/old/vdos-lfn-test.exe http://individual.utoronto.ca/wengier/old/vdos-lfn-test.exe

Wengier

On Sunday, August 14, 2016 3:50 PM, Harry Binswanger mailto:hb@xxxxxxxx wrote:

Wengier,

I did 3 right clicks, 3 left clicks, 3 wheel tilt right, 3 wheel tilt left,
in that order, but the log file says only:

V:\>type vdos-lfn.log
vDos-lfn version: 2015.11.01 build: 2016.08.14
Started on screen #1.
Int 15 unhandled call C204

Regards,
Harry

>Hi Harry,
>
>The previous vdos-lfn-test.exe file will only log mouse wheel movements in
>the up and down direction. Please try the new vdos-lfn-test.exe file and
>see how it works for horizontal movements and what the content of the log
>file will be.
>
>http://individual.utoronto.ca/wengier/old/vdos-lfn-test.exe http://indi/http://indi
vidual.utoronto.ca/wengier/old/vdos-lfn-test.exe>http://individual.utoronto.ca/wengier/old/vdos-lfn-test.exe
>
>Wengier
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>Show original message
>On Sunday, August 14, 2016 2:08 PM, Harry Binswanger
≪mailto:mailto:hb@xxxxxxxx mailto:hb@xxxxxxxx wrote:
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>Wengier,
>
>Works perfectly! And because I have use LU and LD, it behaves that way.
>
>My next request is for tilting the mousewheel left or right (for those who
>have a mouse that can do that) to move the cursor left and right. I made a
>log of what happened when I did the tilts. I did 3 rights then 3 lefts) but
>it doesn't look auspicious. I may have also moved the wheel a little up and
>down while tilting it.
>
>Come to think of it, I can probable get Autohotkey to take care of this.
>
>Regards,
>Harry
>
> >Hi Harry,
> >
> >Great. Please try the new build of vDos-lfn and see how it works.
> >
> >Wengier
> >
> >
> >On Sunday, August 14, 2016 11:17 AM, Harry Binswanger
> ≪mailto:mailto:hb@xxxxxxxx mailto:hb@xxxxxxxx wrote:
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> >
> >Wengier,
> >
> >Glad to. Thanks for looking into this.
> >
> >The one named HB_UP.LOG is WheelUp only. The one named HB_DOWN_THEN_UP.LOG
> >is from using two WheelDowns followed by two WheelUps.
> >
> >I did this with as close to a plain vanilla setup as I could easily get:
> >turned off Autohotkey and KatMouse.
> >
> >Regards,
> >Harry
> >
> >
> > >Hi Harry,
> > >
> > >Could you try the test build of vDos-lfn from the following URL, run it
> > >with "vDos-lfn-test /log" (without quotes), and try to move the wheel up
> > >and down, then let me know the automatically generated content of
the file
> > >vDos-lfn.log? Thanks!
> > >
> > >≪http://individual.utoronto.ca/wengier/old/vdos-lfn-test.exehttp:
//individual.utoronto.ca/wengier/old/vdos-lfn-test.exe>http://i
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ndividual.utoronto.ca/wengier/old/vdos-lfn-test.exe>http://indi/http://indi/http://indi
> >
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vidual.utoronto.ca/wengier/old/vdos-lfn-test.exe>http://individual.utoronto.ca/wengier/old/vdos-lfn-test.exe http://individual.utoronto.ca/wengier/old/vdos-lfn-test.exe http://individual.utoronto.ca/wengier/old/vdos-lfn-test.exe
> > >
> > >Wengier
> > >
> > >
> > >On Sunday, August 14, 2016 12:52 AM, Harry Binswanger
> >
≪mailto:mailto:hb@xxxxxxxxmailto:hb@xxxxxxxxmailto:hb@xxxxxxxxmailto:hb@xxxxxxxx
wrote:
> > >
> > >
> > >Wow, that's a great feature! Or two great features.
> > >
> > >One problem, on my system: both wheel up and wheel down move the cursor
> > >down. And with ctrl held down, it also only gets smaller. I might be
> > >something about how my mouse is set up, but I can't think of what, and
> > >Autohotkey's key logger says I'm putting out WheelUp.
> > >
> > >Regards,
> > >Harry
> > >
> > > >The latest build of vDos-lfn (build 2016.08.13) now features mouse
wheel
> > > >support. Now the mouse wheel movement will be automatically
> converted into
> > > >up & down arrows to work with DOS applications inside vDos-lfn.
This of
> > > >course includes XyWrite and other word processors like WordStar and
> > > >WordPerfect. Also, if you use the mouse wheel while holding the Ctrl
> key,
> > > >then the size of the vDos-lfn window will be automatically
increased or
> > > >decreased. Hope these features will be useful.
> > > >
> > > >As always, the latest zip package of the 2015.11.01 branch is
available

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