--
-- clicktest.lua
--
-- Diagnostic: prints the input events that actually reach a program, so we can
-- tell whether this computer sees mouse clicks and whether each monitor sends
-- touches (and under what peripheral name).
--
--   clicktest
--
-- Then: click THIS computer's screen, and touch each monitor. Ctrl+T to stop.
--

term.clear(); term.setCursorPos(1, 1)
print("clicktest - click this screen, and touch each monitor.")
print("(Ctrl+T to stop)")
print("")

print("This computer is " .. (term.isColour() and "ADVANCED (mouse should work)"
                                                or "BASIC (no mouse - needs an Advanced Computer!)"))
print("")

while true do
    local e = { os.pullEvent() }
    if e[1] == "mouse_click" then
        print("terminal mouse_click OK  (button " .. e[2] .. " at " .. e[3] .. "," .. e[4] .. ")")
    elseif e[1] == "monitor_touch" then
        print("MONITOR touch OK  ->  name '" .. tostring(e[2]) .. "'  at " .. e[3] .. "," .. e[4])
    elseif e[1] == "key" and e[2] == keys.q then
        return
    end
end