I need to disable user mouse selection in the Windows console. Is it possible and how? I tried the function SetConsoleMode()
to disable mouse input with it, but it did not work as I expected. Selecting was still possible.
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The console's quick-edit mode allows the user to quickly select and copy text using the mouse, without having to first enter mark mode (i.e. Ctrl+M, or Edit -> Mark on the menu). It's usually convenient to enable quick-edit mode, but it does interfere with getting mouse input. You can disable it using a handle for the console input buffer as follows:
Remember to restore the previous mode at exit.