aux/mouse

aux/mouse

[forsyth]

i wrote

>> aux/mouse -dC $mouseport
>> ...

and jeremy@sour.sw.oz.au replies:
>>Thanks.  I found the -d option (with a bit of poking with db - I
>>saw the debug messages, so I guessed there must be a way to turn
>>them on), but I didn't find -C.  I found that Logitech mice worked

careful: the C is a parameter to the -d option, so it really
is -dC, not -C

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[Jeremy]

forsyth@plan9.cs.york.ac.uk writes in response to my:
> >>Thanks.  I found the -d option (with a bit of poking with db - I
> >>saw the debug messages, so I guessed there must be a way to turn
> >>them on), but I didn't find -C.  I found that Logitech mice worked
> 
> careful: the C is a parameter to the -d option, so it really
> is -dC, not -C

Um, yes.  My mention of -d was a thinko: I found -D, but not -d:.
-dC seems to work on all the 3 button mice I have there.

	J

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[forsyth]

>>[aux/mouse] -d isn't documented in the manual page, but that fact is
>>documented somewhere (i can't find it now).  perhaps it was in
>>the Errata.

and so it was: it's in the diffs for Volume One.  available types are
	C (logitech type C mouse)
	W (logitech type W mouse)
	M (Microsoft)

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