Enhance OpenCard Event with Configurable Reference Origin for X and Y Positions (Cursor or Window) #1339
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…ositions (cursor or window) - Users can now choose the reference origin for calculating X and Y positions, with options for mouse cursor or window.
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Good job, Thanks a lot. |
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@unocelli, nice review. Adding these capabilities to the gauge is much better than just in the card. Thanks for the project. |
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Description
This pull request introduces a new feature that allows users to set the reference origin for X and Y positions. The user can now choose between the mouse cursor or the window as the origin for calculating these positions.
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Why This Feature?
This enhancement provides greater flexibility in positioning elements based on user preference, improving the user experience in scenarios where precise positioning is required.
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