On 3/20/99 4:22 PM, Chris Antos ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
>the easiest way to accomplish it would be to take the source for
>LstPopupList and paste it into your own app (it doesn't use as system
>globals, so this should be easy). then, modify the code to do what you want
>(for example, add an out parameter to the prototype, and fill it in with the
>penDown coordinates).
>
>but is it really necessary? no other app works that way, so it would be
>unexpected behavior for users (which is almost always a bad thing).
Chris,
Thanks for the response. I'm still determining if I should alter the
user experience (as you commented). In my particular case, I think it is
desirable because many times the user will want to open a list, and then
tap into another popup to immediately to close the first list and open
the other. It's a predicament unique to my application and may be
desirable -- otherwise the user will have two to tap one more time which
isn't desirable if this occurs often. If I decide to implement this
change, I'll use your LstPopupList source code advice.
-Mike
