Summary: The protocol class that corresponds to a pointing device. If you want to create a new class that behaves like pointer, it should be a subclass of pointer. Subclasses of pointer must obey the pointer protocol. Members of this class are mutable.
pointerp object
Summary: Returns t if object is a pointer; otherwise, it returns nil.
Summary: Specifies the port with which the pointer is associated.
Summary: The instantiable class that implements a pointer.
pointer-port pointer
Summary: Returns the port with which the pointer pointer is associated.
pointer-sheet Generic Function
pointer-sheet pointer
(setf pointer-sheet) Generic Function
(setf pointer-sheet) sheet pointer
Summary: Returns (or sets) the sheet over which the pointer pointer is located.
pointer-button-state Generic Function
pointer-button-state pointer
Summary: Returns the state of the buttons of the pointer pointer. This is represented as the logior of the values obtained from pointer-event-button.
pointer-position Generic Function
pointer-position pointer
Summary: Returns the x and y position of the pointer pointer as two values.
(setf* pointer-position) Generic Function
(setf* pointer-position) x y pointer
Summary: Sets the x and y position of the pointer pointer to the specified position. For the details of setf*, see C.4 Multiple-Value Setf.
pointer-cursor Generic Function
pointer-cursor pointer
(setf pointer-cursor) Generic Function
(setf pointer-cursor) cursor pointer
Summary: A pointer object usually has a visible cursor associated with it. These functions return (or set) the cursor associated with the pointer pointer.
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