1. win32lib setLVItemlParam
Derek,
setLVItemlParam() is global, it should't be
because isnt lParam already taken for win32lib internal stuff?
Also, I modified fDoLVN_ITEMCHANGED so that params [1] has row of changed
item
because when you click on checkbox of listview there is no easy way to tell
which item's check box was clicked.
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function fDoLVN_ITEMCHANGED(integer id, atom hWnd, atom wParam, atom lParam)
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id = getId( fetch( lParam, NMHDR_hwndFrom ))
--// Start Tone Skoda
--// VOID = invokeHandler(id, w32HChange, {} )
VOID = invokeHandler(id, w32HChange, {fetch( lParam, NMLISTVIEW_iItem)} +
1 )
--// End Tone Skoda
return {kReturnNow}
end function
2. Re: win32lib setLVItemlParam
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Subject: win32lib setLVItemlParam
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> Derek,
> setLVItemlParam() is global, it should't be
> because isnt lParam already taken for win32lib internal stuff?
Hi 10963508,
you are probably correct but it has been this way for awhile and it could
break some code if changed. Also, the lParam field is only used by
win32lib's sorting routine for ListViews. If somebody wants to use this
field for their own purposes, there is no reason why they shouldn't be able
to do that.
> Also, I modified fDoLVN_ITEMCHANGED so that params [1] has row of changed
> item
> because when you click on checkbox of listview there is no easy way to
tell
> which item's check box was clicked.
I see your point. However, to change the parameters for the onChange[] event
is likely to break existing code. However, I can set this up for code that
uses setHandler() rather than onChange[] protocol. I've done this sort of
thing for the scroll event recently. In other words, if you are trapping
events by calling setHandler(), your routine's third parameter, being a
sequence, can receive additional parameters. But if you are using onChange[]
to set the handler, then your routine's parameters are fixed and cannot be
changed.
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cheers,
Derek.
