Hey y'all! I'm a newcomer here and I would like a little help. 
Here's the situation: I'm making an electric field simulation in which the user is able to create "charges"(represented by sf::CircleShape) in real-time.When he clicks anywhere on the SFML canvas, keeping the mouse button pressed, he is able to drag a "velocity vector" that points from the initial click to the current position of the mouse. As soon as he releases the left mouse button, the newly created charge will have a velocity represented by that vector.
Now onto the actual problem: once I click on a GUI element, say a button, that same behavior is repeatedâ€"so the user ends up accidentally creating a charge.What I actually want is for the simulation to ignore the mouse click & release altogether, but I don't know how to do it.
How should I go about implementing that?
Here's the situation: I'm making an electric field simulation in which the user is able to create "charges"(represented by sf::CircleShape) in real-time.When he clicks anywhere on the SFML canvas, keeping the mouse button pressed, he is able to drag a "velocity vector" that points from the initial click to the current position of the mouse. As soon as he releases the left mouse button, the newly created charge will have a velocity represented by that vector.
Now onto the actual problem: once I click on a GUI element, say a button, that same behavior is repeatedâ€"so the user ends up accidentally creating a charge.What I actually want is for the simulation to ignore the mouse click & release altogether, but I don't know how to do it.
How should I go about implementing that?