I'm making a minesweeper clone, left click reveals the cell and right click is supposed to flag the cell.
I'm using the function mouseClicked()
- this allows me to reveal on left click and also reveal on right click.
I tried using
if(mouseIsPressed) {
if(mouseButton === LEFT) {
reveal
}
if(mouseButton === RIGHT) {
flag
}
}
This registers once every frame that the button is held down. I just want a single right click. I imagine there is something simple that I'm missing, but I really can't find anything in the documentation or anyone asking about it online.
TL;DR - I just want to be able to right click in p5.js.
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The mouseClicked()
event only occurs once when the mouse button is pressed.
Set a state flag when the event occurs:
var rightPressed = false;
function mouseClicked() {
if(mouseButton === RIGHT) {
rightPressed = true;
}
}
Reset the flag when the action which is triggered by the event was handled:
function draw() {
if (rightPressed) {
rightPressed = false
// do somthing
// ...
}
}
Use the mouseClicked()
function and pass the event
.
Then using event.button
you can determine if it is a right click like so:
function mouseClicked(event){
if(event.button === 2){
// Right click
}
}
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