On Wed, Jan 9, 2013 at 10:35 AM, Staffan Tylen <staffan.ty...@gmail.com>wrote:

> I find the description of the NOTIFY option of the createListBox method
> somewhat confusing. It says:
>
> *The list box only sends the DBLCLICK, SELCHANGE, and SELCANCEL
> event notifications when it has the NOTIFY style. All other event
> notifications are always sent.*
>
> What does this really mean? "... only sends .... are always sent" - I
> don't get the logic in this.
>

What this means is that if a list box that does not have the NOTIFY
style, (the LBS_NOTIFY style,) there will not be any double click,
selection change, or selection cancel notifications generated by the list
box. So connecting those events will not do anything, unless you give the
list box the NOTIFY style.

The list box always generates all other event notifications, so if you
connect any of the other events, you do not need to do anything special.

--
Mark Miesfeld




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