Jason Fairfax wrote:
> > but what do you mean with 'conventional' type?
>
> ... specifically, a _round_ 'volume control' widget rather than a slider
> control ... could this sort of widget be implemented using an interactive
> Graphic control and Win32::GUI::Graphic?
yes it can. the actual implementation is left as an exercise to the
reader. of course, if you don't come up with something working, I can
give a hand :-)
> > > Also, is there a way to 'lock' the mouse into an area ( say after a
> > > double click within that area, another double click to 'unlock' the
> > > mouse ) ...?
> >
> > not currently. I could implement the SetCursorPos() API, but it does
> > not sound so easy anyway.
>
> ok, np. Is there a way to do it using Win32::API??
I've just discovered that I was wrong. there is a ClipCursor() API
that I've successfully implemented. you'll find it in the next build :-)
> > > Is there an event for a label for a right button click?
> >
> > no, not by design.
>
> ... which design? Windows or Win32::GUI ?
Windows, not Win32::GUI.
> Gratsi Aldo,
you mean 'Grazie' ? ;-)
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