Mouse

enableMoveTo()

// SYNTAX
Mouse.enableMoveTo(false);
Mouse.enableMoveTo(true);

Disables or enables absolute mouse movement (USB HID Digitizer).

// EXAMPLE USAGE
// Use STARTUP() macro to avoid USB disconnect/reconnect (see begin() documentation)
STARTUP(Mouse.begin());
// Disable absolute mouse movement
STARTUP(Mouse.enableMoveTo(false));

void setup() {
  // Move cursor by 100 points along X axis and by 100 points Y axis
  Mouse.move(100, 100);
  // Mouse.moveTo() calls do nothing
  Mouse.moveTo(0, 0);
}

void loop() {
}

NOTE: Linux X11 doesn't support HID devices reporting both absolute and relative coordinates. By default only absolute movement is possible by using Mouse.moveTo(). In order for regular relative Mouse.move() to work, a call to Mouse.enableMoveTo(false) is required.

NOTE: When Mouse.enableMoveTo() is called in setup() or during normal application execution, the device will quickly disconnect from Host and connect back with new settings. If such behavior is undesirable, moveTo() may be disable or enabled with STARTUP() macro, which will force the device to connect to the Host after booting with correct settings already in effect.

Parameters:

• state: true to enable absolute movement functionality, false to disable - bool

enableMoveTo() does not return anything.