'How to detect if TouchDown event occurred instead of mouse click when user clicks my App Icon located on Windows TaskBar?
I am monitoring the mouse/keyboard/touch-screen interactions of my Taskbar icons from the Win32 app in order to make custom behaviours for the icon.
What Win32 API could be used instead of GetCursorPos() to get the x,y where touch-screen was clicked (from other process)?
It seems GetCursorPos() only works for the mouse cursor, not when a finger events occur.
Solution 1:[1]
I'm afraid you can't get touch information from other process since since Touch Input Handle is valid only within the current process and should not be passed cross-process.
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