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    ShinSat
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    Hi Gurus,

    A quick question.
    Is it possible to create an object, which monitors the cursor on the system (eg.Windows platform) and fires mouseMoveEvent(this can be a signal) when needed?
    Should it be a QWidget, which can be invisible and track global position of the cursor?
    Please help as I'm not familiar with this kind of implementation. :<

    Thanks in advance for your update.
    Sat

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    • S ShinSat

      Hi Gurus,

      A quick question.
      Is it possible to create an object, which monitors the cursor on the system (eg.Windows platform) and fires mouseMoveEvent(this can be a signal) when needed?
      Should it be a QWidget, which can be invisible and track global position of the cursor?
      Please help as I'm not familiar with this kind of implementation. :<

      Thanks in advance for your update.
      Sat

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      JonB
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      @ShinSat
      Excuse me if I don't understand/am mistaken, but once you have a Qt application running mouseMoveEvent signals are fired (by Qt infrastructure) when the mouse is moved, so what do you mean about "monitoring and firing"?

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        ShinSat
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        Thanks for an update and sorry for vague explanation.

        Let me explain further.
        Please forget about my previous explanation.

        I want to create Drag&Drop capability between widgets where each widget is on different QMainWindow.
        When I create a QDrag object and execute it as MoveAction, mouseMoveEvent is NOT fired and it results in that I can't move the source widget.
        Is there any way to get mouseMoveEvent while QDrag MoveAction opareted?

        Sat

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        • S ShinSat

          Thanks for an update and sorry for vague explanation.

          Let me explain further.
          Please forget about my previous explanation.

          I want to create Drag&Drop capability between widgets where each widget is on different QMainWindow.
          When I create a QDrag object and execute it as MoveAction, mouseMoveEvent is NOT fired and it results in that I can't move the source widget.
          Is there any way to get mouseMoveEvent while QDrag MoveAction opareted?

          Sat

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          J.Hilk
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          @ShinSat not possible with Qt alone. You'll need platform specific functions and libaries. for Windows you can take a look at this entry.


          Be aware of the Qt Code of Conduct, when posting : https://forum.qt.io/topic/113070/qt-code-of-conduct


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