If you need control over that, use the BUTTON_CB callback instead of the
action callback. You will be able to distinguish between clicks and double
clicks.
Best,
Scuri
On Sat, Jun 28, 2014 at 1:42 PM, Robert Persson <[email protected]>
wrote:
> When clicking a button twice quite fast, it sends three ACTION callbacks.
> This has been discussed quite a while ago on this list, and if I dont
> remember wrong it has something to do with the double click implementation
> of the button.
>
> This behaviour is quite a problem for me, I have a toolbar with undo/redo
> buttons, in a multi-undo application. Undoing two steps fast is quite
> common, so you see my problem.
>
> Other GUI toolkits i checked do not behave this way (and do not support
> double clicking for buttons since not relly usable (?))
>
> Could you guys at Tecgraf look if there is a way to fix this? Or possibly
> a way to at least disable this behaviour?
>
>
> /Regards
> Robert Persson, Sweden
>
>
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