InjectedInputPointerInfo.PointerId Field
Definition
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A unique identifier for the lifetime of the pointer. A pointer is created when it enters detection range and destroyed when it leaves detection range. If a pointer goes out of detection range and then returns, it is treated as a new pointer and might be assigned a new identifier.
public: unsigned int PointerId;uint32_t PointerId;public uint PointerId;Public PointerId As UInteger