Oleg Kobchenko wrote: > It turns out there is a mouse hover event in win32 API. > It also accepts a timeout, so looks like the system > mechanism to support the tooltips internally. > >> user's implementation of tooltip > Such implementation as a proof of concept > is possible right now with mouse move event, > capture and timer. The tooltip "window" can be > drawn right on the isigraph surface. But you will > soon discover that it's too elaborate and would > want a simpler support for toolpis. > >> no-focus mouse wheel > If you get mouse wheel event, doesn't it mean that mouse > is over the control? >
I meant it is cheap for J to support these 2 events. How and what users will do with these events is another question. -- regards, bill ---------------------------------------------------------------------- For information about J forums see http://www.jsoftware.com/forums.htm
