I hope this Java mouse location tip is helpful. The MouseInfo class doesn't have that limitation, and can give you the mouse coordinates regardless of where the mouse pointer is position on the screen. To get the mouse coordinates relative to an HTML5 Canvas, we can create a getMousePos () method which returns the mouse coordinates based on the position of the client mouse and the position of the canvas obtained from the getBoundingClientRect () method of the window object.
If you're writing a normal Java/Swing application, you'll probably want to use the MouseListener or MouseMotionListener interfaces (or their corresponding "adapter" classes), but those are limited to only giving you the mouse coordinates when the mouse is within the borders of your application. Simply type in the x- Coordinates and the y- Coordinates in the designated field and press enter WHILE in the y- Coordinates field. The second function is setting your Cursor/ Mouse position on your screen. I think your best bet is to use a public variable (mouseX, mouseY) and set them equal to event.getX () and event.getY (), that way, the mouse X and Y can be easily used throughout your program. First function getting your Cursor/ Mouse position on your screen. From what I can remember, I don't think there is a way to get the mouse coordinates without an event. Point p = MouseInfo.getPointerInfo().getLocation() Īfter that call you can access the mouse x and y coordinates as int values like this: This is a small Java-Application with two functions. I just ran into this problem in my Java Robot programming, and the short answer is, to get the current mouse cursor location/position, use the getPointerInfo method of the class, like this: Java mouse cursor location FAQ: How do I get the location of the mouse (mouse cursor) in Java?
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