On 19/10/2019 17:00, François Van Emelen via Ql-Users wrote:
Op 18/10/2019 om 11:34 schreef pjwitte via Ql-Users:
On 18/10/2019 11:17, François Van Emelen via Ql-Users wrote:
Hi,
Can someone confirm what happens in line 220?
In a menu created with Easaymenu (Easyptr) there is a Loose Item
to allow the menu to be moved.
Configuration A: the key for that Loose Item is CRTL E, seems to
be the default value.
Configuration B: I replaced the default key with value 77 (‘M’)
for Move.
….
200 SELect on ObjectHit
205 = -1:Remark do something
210 = -2:Remark do something
215 =- 3:Remark this is the move Loose Item
220 :Remark do something
….
With Configuration A, WM_movemode 0,1,2,3 can be used but line 220
is never executed. Why?
With Configuration B, line 220 is executed but only WM_movemode 0
(the old way, using the “move window” sprite) is available. Why?
Is this a feature, a bug or am I missing something?
Help and explanation are welcome.
François Van Emelen
In A. the Move window call is trapped by the system, so it never
reaches line 220. In B. you need to add the instruction to move the
window, for example WMOV. This gives you the opportunity to carry
out other stuff before and after the the move instruction. The
standard key for this is CF4, tho'.
WMOV has evolved over the years, so make sure youre using the
latest version of ptrmen_cde to get the best. Get it directly from
Marcel's.
On my Knoware.no site, for example, there are a number of PE
programs with source code included. They show a variety of ways you
can do this.
Per
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Hi Per,
Thanks for your reply.
In my programme WMOW is of course present in line 215. Yes of
course, in A. the call is trapped by the system. As for B. I'll have
to investigate further. WM_MOVEMODE not working correctly is perhaps
due to the menu itself created a long time ago with an older version
of Easyptr.
Of course, your site is not unknown to me: I visited it more than once.
Thanks for your comments!
François Van Emelen
As Bob mentioned, you should use WMOV#ch; -1. This is supposed to
work, but perhaps only with more recent versions of the ptrmen_cde
toolkit. The current version is 4.10. However, sometimes EP reverts to
the old Wmov method for reasons that are not always obvious (to me, at
least). When this happens, it is usually because I did something
wrong, ie some bug in my code. Good hunting!
Per
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