Benoît Minisini a écrit : >> Benoît Minisini a écrit : >> ... >> >>> If you really have to make a difference between a change coming from the >>> application and a change coming from the user, then use a boolean flag, >>> like "bIgnoreClickEvent", that you set explicitely when needed. >> May be that's a solution. >> Now I know which order events take, I'll first re-check the existing code >> to see if I can avoid tricky code. > > Depending or the order of events when these events are not "physically" > related is not a good idea. Your code may break in the future.
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