Remo wrote:
> In article <6251@palm-dev-forum>, "revcom" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> > Hi there,
> >
> > I have a number of REPEATBUTTONS that are working fine except that after the
> > pen is lifted, the button stays inverted. These buttons are actually form
> > bitmaps, overlayed with empty text buttons.
> >
> > Is handling ctlRepeatEvent events sufficient, or do I have to take
> > additional action on something like a penUp event as well (eg to manually
> > re-invert the button)
> >
> > I am handling the buttons with the following code:
> >
> > case ctlRepeatEvent:
> > {
> > switch (pEvent->data.ctlEnter.controlID) {
> >
> > case CLEAR:
> > if (areaAnimating(&g.studentWords)) {
> > handled = true;
> >...
>
> I think, when handling ctlRepeatEvents, handled should never be set to
> true in order to tell the system, that is has some other work to do (like
> deselecting the button after pen up).
That is right. NEVER set "handled" to true for repeat buttons. Just tap into the
event stream to do whatever you want and then
pass it back to the OS as handled. Thus, the OS can do just that (deselecting the
button) and create the button clicking sounds.
Steve
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