Hi, I'm writing a drawing application where widgets (controls, fields, lists and gadgets) are dynamically popped up after each stroke, to ask questions about the action, in case of ambiguities. I.e. the widgets are moved around and shown or hidden depending on the stroke. When I receive a penDown event I need to distinguish between the start of a new stroke and a widgets action, i.e. one that later will result in an xxxEnter event. Hence, I need to know if a point (x,y) is within a widget AND if this widget is visible and usable. I know I how to test the point, but wonder if there is a quick way of testing if a widget is usable and usable, without making a big switch on the form object type. I can't seem to find getter functions for these bits, just setters.
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