Override default cursor move behaviour

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FetterDoubt
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Override default cursor move behaviour

Postby FetterDoubt » 26 Jun 2015 08:59

I'm using the ActiveX component in classic VB6 and it is working very well as a wrapped User Control (see code below).

Is there a way to disable/override/control the cursor disappearing when I video is playing?
Also, is there a way to disable/override/control the video control panel from appearing when the cursor moves during video playback?

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Private strPlaylistURL As String Public WithEvents vmpPreview As VBControlExtender Private Sub UserControl_Initialize() Set vmpPreview = Controls.Add("VideoLan.VLCPlugin.2", "vmpPreview") vmpPreview.Visible = True End Sub Private Sub UserControl_Resize() With vmpPreview .Top = 0 .Left = 0 .Width = Width .Height = Height .ZOrder 1 End With End Sub Public Sub PlaylistPlay(strURL As String) strPlaylistURL = strURL With vmpPreview.object .Playlist.Items.Clear .Playlist.Add "file:///" + strURL .Playlist.play End With End Sub Public Sub PlaylistStop() vmpPreview.object.Playlist.pause volume = 100 vmpPreview.object.Playlist.stop End Sub Public Property Get volume() As Integer volume = vmpPreview.object.volume End Property Public Property Let volume(nVolume As Integer) vmpPreview.object.volume = nVolume End Property Public Property Get IsPlaying() As Boolean IsPlaying = vmpPreview.object.Playlist.IsPlaying End Property Public Property Get PlaylistURL() As String If IsPlaying Then Dim nCurrentItem As Integer nCurrentItem = vmpPreview.object.Playlist.currentItem If nCurrentItem > -1 Then PlaylistURL = strPlaylistURL End If End Property End Sub

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Re: Override default cursor move behaviour

Postby Jean-Baptiste Kempf » 16 Jul 2015 11:10

You can hide the toolbar , I believe, with the correct parameter, in the init.
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Re: Override default cursor move behaviour

Postby da2424 » 25 Jul 2015 20:10

This should hide the toolbar:

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Private Sub UserControl_Initialize() Set vmpPreview = Controls.Add("VideoLan.VLCPlugin.2", "vmpPreview") vmpPreview.Visible = True vmpPreview.Toolbar = False End Sub


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