Creating and storing cursor values in VB.net

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I am using LaptopTouchpad to get cursor coordinates. I need to track all the coordinates while the cursor moving and store them in an array for future reference. But i am getting only present coordinates. i thought that to track coordinates, i need to store in an array. while doing that i am getting only present coordinates in all the index position of array.

It would be helpful if someone can give me a sample code that works.

Posted 3-Nov-12 7:21am

sai92

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sai92 4-Nov-12 1:54am

No , i need to store this and compare it later. Am doing a project in which the mouse movent event has to be recorded and stored and a new mouse move has to be got from the user and the values of the coordinates compared. So, how do i store entire the mouse coordinates so that i can compare it later with some new coordinates

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Dave Kreskowiak · Answer 1 · 2012-11-03T08:59:00

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You're probably not going to same code for this.

It's not that hard. You get the current coordinates in the Form MouseMove event and add them to a List(Of Point) collection. Then you change the textboxes to show the coordinates.

Posted 3-Nov-12 8:59am

Dave Kreskowiak