Update mouse-usage.rst because code produces error#587
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Main problem was that event may not have attribute .button as the error indicates. mouse.Events() can have 3 main types: pynput.mouse.Events.Click, pynput.mouse.Events.Move and pynput.mouse.Events.Scroll (as far as I know) And among those three, last two of those do not have attribute .button surely. So if we want to handle this problem, I guess we need to use exception handling. https://stackoverflow.com/questions/73543563/attributeerror-move-object-has-no-attribute-button-mouse-listener-with-pyn
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Main problem was that event may not have attribute .button as the error indicates.
mouse.Events() can have 3 main types: pynput.mouse.Events.Click, pynput.mouse.Events.Move and pynput.mouse.Events.Scroll (as far as I know)
And among those three, last two of those do not have attribute .button surely.
So if we want to handle this problem, I guess we need to use exception handling.
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/73543563/attributeerror-move-object-has-no-attribute-button-mouse-listener-with-pyn