I myself would probably just use the source code of PickMouseBehavior (which
is found in the utility source code), and build my own.
I am not sure what you are trying to do, but I would think you would use
WakeupOr. Catch the key event and keep a variable that tracks the state, when
the "c" key is pressed down, put the state variable to reflect this state,
and then if any mouse events occure, use the state variable to decide how to
react. When the "c" key is released or another key is pressed then you change
the state variable to reflect this.
I am going to have to be mixing this myself, but my application is more for a
menu.
Leyland Needham
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