[vtkusers] vtkhow Win32RenderWindowInteractor respond to WM_MOUSEMOVE

[Ken Martin]

The Win32RenderWindowInterractor and its X-Windows counterpart both forward 
their events to an interactor style that interprets the events. If you want 
to have a different interaction you should subclass the interactor style to 
create your own style and then assign that style (SetInteractorStyle I 
believe is the method) to your vtkRenderWindowInteractor instance. There is 
also a vtkInteractorStyleUser which allows you to define your own behavior 
using callbacks.

- Ken

At 04:09 PM 1/9/2001 +0800, bjqin at 263.net wrote:
>hello rinbar and all vtkusers:
>         I'm writing VTk based application using VC++ 6.0, and try to make 
> embedded vtkWin32OpenGLImageWindow respond to windows message(such as 
> WM_MOUSEMOVE,WM_LBUTTONDOWN,and keypress,etc.). In solving this problem, 
> I try to create a new class inherited from 
> vtkWin32RenderWindowInteractor,in which I will override virtual functions 
> such as OnLButtonUp(),OnMouseMove(),etc. How can it work well? and what 
> can I do for this problem?
>       Thanks in advance!
>
>             bjqin
>             bjqin at 263.net
>
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