On 3/26/07, P. Douglas Reeder <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Why not just check the selected item - I believe if a user aborts
> it returns LstGetSelection(...)==noListSelection
I need to do something right when the user cancels the list selection,
so I need an event that happens at that point in time.
you should receive a penEvent or a keyEvent.
detect when the list is opened; then, store a reference to it
and assume it is open. when you receive a penEvent or keyEvent
and the list is not being selected (check pen bounds, etc); you
can detect that it is still open.
there is no generic event for cancelling a pop-up list. you need
to simulate it yourself.
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// Aaron Ardiri
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