1. Re[2]: win32lib ltext onClick
- Posted by aku at inbox.as
Nov 12, 2001
J> Here's some controls that respond to left click: checkbox, radio,
J> horizontal scrollbar,combo, menuItem and statusbar. Popup responds to
J> right click. Controls that respond to onMouse with LeftDown event are
J> group, tabitem, LText, CText, RText, horizontal scrollbar, listview,
J> combo, bitmap and statusbar.
I tried onMouse in LText control but the control does not
respond. Why?
2. Re: Re[2]: win32lib ltext onClick
Aku,
to have LText, RText and CText respond to onMouse events, you need to change
the win32lib.ew file. You need to find the line ...
classAttr[LText]=0
and change it to ...
classAttr[LText]=w32Clickable
and repeat this for RText and CText. Then by using the the SS_NOTIFY flag on
the create statement you can write onMouse handlers for these controls.
----
Derek.
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Subject: Re[2]: win32lib ltext onClick
>
> J> Here's some controls that respond to left click: checkbox, radio,
> J> horizontal scrollbar,combo, menuItem and statusbar. Popup responds to
> J> right click. Controls that respond to onMouse with LeftDown event are
> J> group, tabitem, LText, CText, RText, horizontal scrollbar, listview,
> J> combo, bitmap and statusbar.
>
> I tried onMouse in LText control but the control does not
> respond. Why?
>
>
>
>
