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[GH-ISSUE #509] Set mouse cursor programmatically on a client window machin #398
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Originally created by @samehchafik on GitHub (Nov 23, 2019).
Original GitHub issue: https://github.com/debauchee/barrier/issues/509
Operating Systems
Server: Window 10
Client: Window 10
Barrier Version
2.3.1
Steps to reproduce bug
I'am developper, i use Barrier to share mouse between 2 machine. I want to put the mouse on an arbitrary position on the client machine, I use c# on windows to do that.
When programmatically i put the mouse on X,Y position, i show it in the position but if I move the mose, It take it's old (physic) position, I am desperate :'(.
Have you any way to do this job please ?
@samehchafik commented on GitHub (Nov 24, 2019):
Hi Adrian,
This point is very important for me, can you tell me what I can do to solve it ? I have the impression that there are 2 coordinate systems (screen and internal) and in my case there are 1 that do not update (the internal). If true where can I find this code.
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