NAME
    ReportMouse -- Tell Intuition whether to report mouse movement.

SYNOPSIS
    ReportMouse( Boolean, window )
                 D0       A0        <-note

    VOID ReportMouse( BOOL, struct window * );

SPECIAL NOTE
    Some compilers and link files switch the arguments to this function
    about in unpredictable ways.  We apologize for this confusion
    wrapped around an error enclosing a mistake.
    The call will take one of two forms:

            ReportMouse(Boolean, Window);
                    -or-
            ReportMouse(Window, (ULONG)Boolean);

    The first form is the one that corresponds to the amiga.lib supplied
    by Commodore.  The linker libraries and "pragmas" of some compilers
    supply the alternate form.

    A key point to remember is that the form of the function in ROM
    has always been the same, so there has always been object code
    compatibility.  However some care should be taken when switching
    compilers or switching between stubs and pragmas.

    From assembler the interface has always been:
            Boolean in D0, window in a0

    Also, it is still endorsed to simply set the WFLG_REPORTMOUSE flag bit
    in Window->Flags, or reset it, on your own.  Make the operation
    an atomic assembly instruction (OR.W #WFLG_REPORTMOUSE,wd_Flags+2(A0)
    where A0 contains your window pointer).  Most compilers will produce
    an atomic operation when faced with:
                    Window->Flags |= WFLG_REPORTMOUSE;
                    Window->Flags &=~WFLG_REPORTMOUSE;
    or else bracket the operation between forbid()/permit().

FUNCTION
    Tells Intuition whether or not to broadcast mouse-movement events to
    your window when it's the active one.  The Boolean value specifies
    whether to start or stop broadcasting position information of
    mouse-movement.  If the window is the active one, mouse-movement
    reports start coming immediately afterwards.  This same routine will
    change the current state of the GACT_FOLLOWMOUSE function of a
    currently-selected gadget too.

    Note that calling ReportMouse() when a gadget is selected will only
    temporarily change whether or not mouse movements are reported while
    that gadget remains selected; the next time the gadget is selected, its
    GACT_FOLLOWMOUSE flag is examined anew.

    Note also that calling ReportMouse() when no gadget is currently
    selected will change the state of the window's WFLG_REPORTMOUSE flag,
    but will have no effect on any gadget that may be subsequently
    selected. (This is all fixed in V36.)

    The ReportMouse() function is first performed when openwindow()
    is first called; if the flag WFLG_REPORTMOUSE is included among
    the options, then all mouse-movement events are reported
    to the opening task and will continue to be reported
    until ReportMouse() is called with a Boolean value of FALSE.
    If WFLG_REPORTMOUSE is not set, then no mouse-movement reports will
    be broadcast until ReportMouse() is called with a Boolean of TRUE.

    Note that the WFLG_REPORTMOUSE flag, as managed by this routine,
    determines IF mouse messages are to be broadcast.  Determining HOW
    they are to be broadcast is determined by the IDCMP_MOUSEMOVE
    IDCMPFlag.

INPUTS
    window = pointer to a window structure associated with this request
    Boolean = TRUE or FALSE value specifying whether to turn this
         function on or off

RESULT
    None

BUGS
    See above

SEE ALSO
    The Input and Output section of the Intuition Reference Manual