Hi Michael,
I've played a bit around with it, those mouse callbacks work if you put
a dummy flash sprite on the stage (swf can be absolutely empty), and use
code like
on startMovie
global gWheel
global gWheelListener
gWheel = sprite(1).getVariable("Mouse", 0)
gWheelListener = newObject("Object")
sprite(1).setCallback( gWheelListener, "onMouseDown", #_mouseDown, 0 )
sprite(1).setCallback( gWheelListener, "onMouseUp", #_mouseUp, 0 )
sprite(1).setCallback( gWheelListener, "onMouseMove", #_mouseMove, 0 )
sprite(1).setCallback( gWheelListener, "onMouseWheel", #_mouseWheel,
0 )
gWheel.addListener(gWheelListener)
end
on _mouseDown
put ("mouse down") -- works
end
on _mouseUp
put ("mouse up") -- works
end
on _mouseMove
put ("mouse moved") -- works
end
on _mouseWheel
put ("wheel moved") -- doesn't work :-(
end
mouseDown, Up and Move works if the cursor is over the flash sprite,
unfortunately mouseWheel didn't work at all.
Chees,
Valentin
Mendelsohn, Michael wrote:
> Hi list...
>
> How's everyone?
>
> [PC: Dir & Flash MX2004] In Flash, there's a Mouse object, where you
> can attach a mouse listener with an onMouseWheel handler to do
> something
> when the user moves the mousewheel. Nifty, so I thought I'd try to
> apply that through lingo using a global newObject.
>
> global gWheel
> global gWheelListener
> gWheel = newObject("Mouse")
> gWheelListener = newObject("Object")
> gWheelListener.onMouseWheel = trace("moved wheel")
> gWheel.addListener(gWheelListener)
>
> The problem is that gWheelListener inits, but gWheel doesn't. Is
> there
> a way you can get a reference to Flash's Mouse object through Lingo
> using newObject?
>
> I know about Magic Modules wheelMouse xtra, but I thought there could
> be
> many, many applications to use this if it's not limited to fields off
> the side of the stage.
>
> thanks,
> - Michael M.
>
>
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