Add mouse_position usage example

[Osaid2993]

Description

Splashkit Function: mouse_position

Overview of example functionality: This example opens a graphical window and displays the current mouse position in real time. It demonstrates how mouse_position can be used to track the mouse cursor by showing the X and Y coordinates on screen and drawing a small circle that follows the mouse inside the window.

Example Output:

Files Included

• C++ code
• C# code (Top-Level statements)
• C# code (Object-Oriented Programming)
• Python code
• Relevant title for the example (.txt)
• Screenshot

Usage Example Checks (READ CAREFULLY)

• Code uses Splashkit function above
• Code does not use non-Splashkit functions
• Code does not use extra function declarations or extra classes
• Code does not violate any of the Thoth Tech SplashKit Style Guide rules
• Simple, clear demonstration of the function
• Tested in Chrome and Firefox

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[kottochii]

Peer review

The examples are shown on the respective page as required when testing on the local machine.

Issues

I requested changes due to a syntax error in the Python example. Please refer to the comment attached.

Examples to test

• public/usage-examples/input/mouse_position-1-example.py

[kottochii]

refresh_screen does not take arguments; the method taking frequency as an argument is refresh_screen_with_target_fps

[Osaid2993]

Hi @kottochii, thanks for pointing that out. I’ve updated the Python example and pushed the fix.

[kottochii]

Peer review

All examples are working and all files show as required at the testing website. I approve this request.

[ekam313]

Second Peer Review

I've reviewed the mouse_position usage example and checked it against proper testing and the usage example guide and style requirements.

Checks

• All required files are present.
  • Example Title (.txt)
  • C++ code
  • C# code (top-level statements)
  • C# code (Object-Oriented Programming)
  • Python code
• Code correctly uses SplashKit functions.
• Code clearly demonstrates the function.
• All versions maintain the same structure and behaviour.

Code Tests done

• C++ code ran correctly.
• C# top level code ran correctly.
• C# OOP code ran correctly.
• Python code ran correctly.

Website Tests done

• npm run build
• npm run preview

Review Summary

The example is clear, beginner-friendly, and demonstrates the mouse_position function effectively. The structure and behaviour are consistent across all language versions, and the implementation aligns well with the SplashKit usage example style guide.

Approved.