put "down" into line 2 of card field "mouse button"
end if
end idle
on mousedown
put "down" into line 2 of card field "mouse button"
pass mousedown
end mousedown
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-- part 2 (field)
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-- part name: mouse position
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-- part contents for background part 6
----- text -----
Toolbox Event Manager
-- part contents for card part 1
----- text -----
The Toolbox Event Manager is the applications's link to the user. Whenever the user presses the mouse button, types on the keyboard or inserts a disk in the drive, the application is notified by means of an event. A typical Macintosh application decides what to do from moment to moment by asking the Event Manager for events and responding to them in whatever way is appropriate.