Here is a project method that can be used to detect which form objects are currently under the mouse:

// ---------------------------------------------------- // Method: getMouseOverObjects // Description // Populate a text array with the object names that the mouse // is currently hovering over. // // Parameters // $ 1 - Pointer to a Text array // ---------------------------------------------------- C_POINTER($1;$objectName_atp) If (Count parameters>=1)    $objectName_atp:=$1    CLEAR VARIABLE($objectName_atp->)    C_LONGINT($x;$y;$mouse_l)    GET MOUSE($x;$y;$mouse_l)    ARRAY TEXT($objectName_at;0)    FORM GET OBJECTS($objectName_at)    C_LONGINT($i;$l;$t;$r;$b)    For ($i;1;Size of array($objectName_at))     OBJECT GET COORDINATES(*;$objectName_at{$i};$l;$t;$r;$b)     If ($l<=$x) & ($x<=$r) & ($t<=$y) & ($y<=$b)      APPEND TO ARRAY($objectName_atp->;$objectName_at{$i})     End if    End for End if

If this method is saved as a project method named getMouseOverObjects then it could be used like this:

C_LONGINT($formEvent_l) $formEvent_l:=Form event Case of   :($formEvent_l=On Mouse Move)      ARRAY TEXT(atFormObjects;0)      getMouseOverObjects (->atFormObjects) End case

Then, as the mouse moves around the form the atFormObjects array will be populated with the names of each form object directly under the mouse.