OpenEuphoria

1. RE: Disabling Mouse-Clicks on a TreeView

• Posted by Cuvier Christian <christian.cuvier at insee.fr> Sep 12, 2006
• 573 views

Just replace the test on className by

if not match("edit",lower(className)) then ...

This will work until you find a custom control which is an edit text
control, but wasn't named correctly, or a control which is not about editing
text but has that "edit" string in the class name. Both are highly unlikely,
and may happen only if you subclass controls from apps you didn't author the
class they use.

HTH
CChris

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Subject: Disabling Mouse-Clicks on a TreeView




Hi,

Is there a way to disable mouse-clicks on a TreeView control?

I am using following logic for all the controls which works fine except
TreeView:

--#=========================================================================
=
--#Enable / Disable a control and it's children.
--#=========================================================================
=
procedure readonlyCtl (integer self, integer event, sequence params)
	returnValue(w32True)
end procedure

function setCtlAccess(integer CtlId, integer avail_mode)
sequence children, className
	className = getClassName(CtlId)
	if find(className, {"ComboBox", "ComboLBox", "ComboBoxEx32",
"Button", "SysListView32", "SysTreeView32"}) then
		if avail_mode then
			removeHandler(CtlId, {w32HMouse, w32HKeyDown,
w32HKeyUp, w32HClick}, routine_id("readonlyCtl"))
			addStyle(CtlId, WS_TABSTOP)
		else
			setHandler(CtlId, {w32HMouse, w32HKeyDown,
w32HKeyUp, w32HClick}, routine_id("readonlyCtl"))
			removeStyle(CtlId, WS_TABSTOP)
		end if
	else
		setReadOnly(CtlId, iff(avail_mode, w32False, w32True))
	end if 
	children = getChildren(CtlId)
	for i = 1 to length(children[1]) do
		void = setCtlAccess(children[1][i], avail_mode)
	end for
	return w32True	
end function
#==========================================================================

In case of TreeView, I can still click and navigate it.

Regards,
Rad.


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End of EUforum at topica.com digest, issue 6099

3. RE: Disabling Mouse-Clicks on a TreeView

• Posted by Derek Parnell <ddparnell at bigpond.com> Sep 14, 2006
• 517 views

You need to trap WM_NOTIFY messages for the control and look for 

  NM_CLICK
  NM_DBLCLICK
  NM_RCLICK

notifications. If you return a non-zero to the WM_NOTIFY message then Windows
will ignore the mouse event.



-- 
Derek Parnell
Melbourne, Australia
Skype name: derek.j.parnell