Was that to instantly read input? Sounds funny using input.device in a commodity. Since a commodity is designed to be at a higher level with the Cx functions doing the low level stuff. :-)

I didn't point it out. But I wanted to read input in my program startup. Since it's a commodity it does actually add a CxCustom routine to grab input so can read input but a mouse event needs to occur before that happens.

In any case I decided not to read input as it's not worth the hassle. It's easier just to default to no buttons pressed until that changes and my Cx handler stores it. Plus it's strange that my commodity would use input.device directly since it's already using commodities.library to do it all in standard fashion. :-D