Detect middle mouse click

[warped_wart_wars]

I found this custom block for detecting a right mouse click by @dardoro, but I'm not sure how to extend it to the middle mouse button.

[helicoptur]

Use the same script as the right click block, but with this code instead:

if( !window.hasOwnProperty( "middleclick")){
  middleclick = false;
  onmousedown =(e)=>{ window.middleclick = ( e.button == 1)};
  onmouseup   =( )=>{ window.middleclick = false};
}
return middleclick;

[warped_wart_wars]

Thank you!
Can you detect other mouse events similarly? (middle mouse scrolling, previous and next buttons, cpi button)

[helicoptur]

Middle mouse scrolling can be detected with [scratchblocks]when i am [scrolled v]::control hat[/scratchblocks], and the previous and next buttons can be detected by using the above code and replacing the number with 3 or 4 respectively. Don’t know about CPI button tho (also not completely sure which one you’re talking about)

[warped_wart_wars]

Some mouses don't have the cpi button, but it's a button behind the middle/scroll button, used (I think) for increasing mouse sensetivity/speed.

For scrolling, I want to make something like:
[scratchblocks]
< mouse scrolled [ v] :: sensing >
< mouse scrolled [up v] :: sensing >
< mouse scrolled [down v] :: sensing >
[/scratchblocks]

[dardoro]

This reporter counts the wheel clicks since last check:

if(!window.hasOwnProperty( "wheelDelta")){
  wheelDelta = 0;
  onwheel = (e) => {wheelDelta += Math.sign(e.wheelDelta)};
}
let _wheelDelta = wheelDelta;
wheelDelta = 0;
return _wheelDelta;

[warped_wart_wars]

I've used your "mouse wheel" as "mouse scrolled" in this:

for

(it should be a cap block, but...)

[dardoro]

If you prefer asynchronous style it can be even simpler

[warped_wart_wars]

What if you want to do something when the mouse isn't scrolling?

[dardoro]

@warped_wart_wars

What if you want to do something when the mouse isn't scrolling?

No-way this way

[ashton639]

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[snapenilk]

@ashton639

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[programmer_user]

Advertising?

[warped_wart_wars]

Wrong topic.