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General Mouse Options

Options and callbacks to handle mouse interactions and cursor styling for UI elements.

Use these settings with methods such as ui.addText(), ui.addImage(), ui.addButton(), etc. together with General Element Options.

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Cursor Options

mouseEventCursor

  • Type: boolean
  • Default: true
  • Description: Enables custom cursor behavior when the element has mouse callbacks.

INFO

Cursor options only apply when mouse action callbacks (e.g., onLeftMouseUp) are registered.

mouseEventCursorName

  • Type: string
  • Default: ""
  • Description: Cursor style (defaults to hand for interactive elements).

Built-in values

  • hand
  • text
  • help
  • busy
  • cross
  • pen
  • no
  • size_all
  • size_nesw
  • size_ns
  • size_nwse
  • size_we
  • uparrow
  • wait

cursorsDir

  • Type: string
  • Default: ""
  • Description: Directory for custom cursor files (.cur/.ani).

Mouse Actions

onLeftMouseUp, onLeftMouseDown, onLeftDoubleClick

  • Type: function
  • Description: Events for the left mouse button.

Example

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onLeftMouseUp: function () { console.log("Left click!"); }

onRightMouseUp, onRightMouseDown, onRightDoubleClick

  • Type: function
  • Description: Events for the right mouse button.

Example

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onRightMouseUp: function () { console.log("Right click!"); }

onMiddleMouseUp, onMiddleMouseDown, onMiddleDoubleClick

  • Type: function
  • Description: Events for the middle mouse button.

Example

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onMiddleMouseUp: function () { console.log("Middle click!"); }

onX1MouseUp, onX1MouseDown, onX1DoubleClick

  • Type: function
  • Description: Events for the X1 (Back) button.

Example

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onX1MouseUp: function () { console.log("Back button clicked"); }

onX2MouseUp, onX2MouseDown, onX2DoubleClick

  • Type: function
  • Description: Events for the X2 (Forward) button.

Example

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onX2MouseUp: function () { console.log("Forward button clicked"); }

onMouseOver, onMouseLeave

  • Type: function
  • Description: Triggered when the cursor enters or leaves the element.

Example

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onMouseOver: function () { console.log("Mouse entered!"); }

onScrollUp, onScrollDown

  • Type: function
  • Description: Triggered by vertical scrolling.

Example

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onScrollUp: function () { console.log("Scrolled up"); }

onScrollLeft, onScrollRight

  • Type: function
  • Description: Triggered by horizontal scrolling.

Example

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onScrollLeft: function () { console.log("Scrolled left"); }