[Release] Decent Mouse Dragging Menu Code

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Originally Posted by CodeDemon

The problem with that is, it wont check that the cursor is inside the box, it will move it no matter where the cursor is.

Guess what happens when you shoot, holding down the left mouse button? Menu goes all over the place /yea

Yep you correct.

hit pageup open hack move mouse. the one i use in my hack doesn't even make you click,

Originally Posted by cosconub

Code:

int MoveMenu;

if(MoveMenu1 > 0){

if( MoveMenu ) {
   POINT myCursor; 
   GetCursorPos(&myCursor); // get the cursor position.
   if(GetAsyncKeyState(VK_LBUTTON)) {
      menu.x = myCursor.x; // set the x of your menu to the cursor x position.
      menu.y = myCursor.y; // set the y of your menu to the cursor y position.
   }
}
}

i think thats right had to change stuff
Credits to Zanza

Yours is different from mine, it snaps to the cursor, mine gets an offset then moves accordingly. Also my code was adapted from my own base, and it could be better if I had worked harder on it, but I was downsizing from something much more complex.

Essentially here is what it was before.

Code:

if(GetAsyncKeyState(VK_LBUTTON)<0){
            GetCursorPos(&pos);
            //ScreenToClient(GetForegroundWindow(),&pos);
            if (!dragging){//if not currently dragging a window then see if our click is
                for(int i = 0; i < winStore.windowCount; i++){
                    if (((*(winStore.windowList + i))->visible) && (pos.x > (*(winStore.windowList + i))->position.x) && (pos.x < (*(winStore.windowList + i))->position.x + (*(winStore.windowList + i))->dims.cx) &&    (pos.y > (*(winStore.windowList + i))->position.y) && (pos.y < (*(winStore.windowList + i))->position.y + (*(winStore.windowList + i))->dims.cy)){
                        //^^ if inside the bounds of the window
                        //then setup the winodw so that it will drag
                        winStore.selectedWin =  *(winStore.windowList + i);
                        winStore.selected = i;
                        winStore.selectedWin->drag = true;
                        winStore.selectedWin->dragOff.x = pos.x-winStore.selectedWin->position.x;
                        winStore.selectedWin->dragOff.y = pos.y-winStore.selectedWin->position.y;
                        dragging = true;
                    }else{
                        //set all others to not be dragging
                        (*(winStore.windowList + i))->drag=false;
                    }
                }
            }else{//if we are dragging a window then
                winStore.selectedWin->position.x = pos.x - winStore.selectedWin->dragOff.x;
                winStore.selectedWin->position.y = pos.y - winStore.selectedWin->dragOff.y;
            }
        }else{
            dragging = false;
            for(int i = 0; i < winStore.windowCount; i++){
                (*(winStore.windowList + i))->drag = false;
            }
        }

Originally Posted by IcySeal

Code:

if(GetAsyncKeyState(VK_LBUTTON)<0){
            GetCursorPos(&pos);
            //ScreenToClient(GetForegroundWindow(),&pos);
            if (!dragging){//if not currently dragging a window then see if our click is
                for(int i = 0; i < winStore.windowCount; i++){
                    if (((*(winStore.windowList + i))->visible) && (pos.x > (*(winStore.windowList + i))->position.x) && (pos.x < (*(winStore.windowList + i))->position.x + (*(winStore.windowList + i))->dims.cx) &&    (pos.y > (*(winStore.windowList + i))->position.y) && (pos.y < (*(winStore.windowList + i))->position.y + (*(winStore.windowList + i))->dims.cy)){
                        //^^ if inside the bounds of the window
                        //then setup the winodw so that it will drag
                        winStore.selectedWin =  *(winStore.windowList + i);
                        winStore.selected = i;
                        winStore.selectedWin->drag = true;
                        winStore.selectedWin->dragOff.x = pos.x-winStore.selectedWin->position.x;
                        winStore.selectedWin->dragOff.y = pos.y-winStore.selectedWin->position.y;
                        dragging = true;
                    }else{
                        //set all others to not be dragging
                        (*(winStore.windowList + i))->drag=false;
                    }
                }
            }else{//if we are dragging a window then
                winStore.selectedWin->position.x = pos.x - winStore.selectedWin->dragOff.x;
                winStore.selectedWin->position.y = pos.y - winStore.selectedWin->dragOff.y;
            }
        }else{
            dragging = false;
            for(int i = 0; i < winStore.windowCount; i++){
                (*(winStore.windowList + i))->drag = false;
            }
        }

I see what you did there. Downsizing was good idea. /

Originally Posted by whatup777

I see what you did there. Downsizing was good idea. /

My original though you see had to take into account the fact that there was the possiblility of multiple windows that are being made, and that I also had wanted it to select a window when you dragged it as well as not pick up any other windows along the way.

Originally Posted by IcySeal

And thats why tabs are good.

Originally Posted by whatup777

And thats why tabs are good.

Which is why I added them aswell./yea

Originally Posted by whatup777

And thats why tabs are good.

This code would allow you to add tabs quite easily, by positioning a window over another window. Since all the data for the windows are stored in objects they can be manipulated quite easily. Personally I would just keep one window for a regular menu, and add tabs, but this code would allow you to do a lot more which might be good if ur working on something like a d3d hack tool where u want more then one window.

I'm interested in looking through your base. Could you show me where to download it?