Thank you for you all. I would like to confirm that my question is how to let labview know it is left or right click. Here is my vi. Cursor is supposed to move to the position of the mouse when I right click the intensity graph. This vi works fine in Windows 7.
How To Detect Right Click Event For Mac Word
The indicator 'button' shows the number assigned to the left or right click of the mouse. In Windows 7, left click will generate 1 and right click will generate 2. I tried to use this difference to verify if the click is left or right. CoastalMaineBird さんは書きました: Works fine here, in LV 2009 (my latest version of LV for OS X 10.11.1).

It pops up the context help menu unless you DISCARD it. It reports the coordinates as expected. I tried what you suggested. But it failed to complete my task. The right click in my mouse will show the context menu. But the numbe assigned to the right click is 1.
The control + click also generates 1. I would like to let labview know it is left or right click. Just for the information of people who don't know much about Mac OS but enjoy posting speculative opinions the official name for this action on the Mac is 'secondary click' and it has been supported since 2005 by and for a long time before that by means of control-click. You can choose in the Mouse or Trackpad preference pane what physical action on the mouse or trackpad generates a secondary click. Apple mice can detect which side of the mouse you have pressed to click, even though they don't have a separate physical button on the right side, but they can also detect other actions such as a click on the scroll ball or a squeeze of the sides for the scroll ball ('Mighty') Mouse, or a tap on the surface of the Magic Mouse.
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I resolved my problem with your gus comments and advices. Thank you very much. Here is what I found. I hope these findings can help someone who have the same problem.
OpenCV and Python versions: In order to run this example, you’ll need Python 2.7 and OpenCV 2.4.X. Capturing mouse click events with Python and OpenCV. Let’s go ahead and get this example started.
In Windows (7 and 8) in Event Structure, left click = 1 right click = 2 right click activates context menu In Mac OSX (10.10) in Event Structure, left click = 1 right click = 1 right click activates context menu (Magic mouse, normal mouse, tracpad) In Event Structure, there is a event case 'Shortcut Menu Activation?' This event case can recognize right click both in Windows and Mac OSX.