Hi Jurgen
i would expect that the EventObject.Source member can be helpful to
detect where you are. But i am not 100% sure.
it returns the UnoListBoxControl object itself
diving into it, i could find the border width (1 pixel) and its whole size
but no way to find the width of the scrollbar
Hi all
in a macro i define a clik mouse event on a listbox
the purpose is to detecte a double-click in the list
i end with a com.sun.star.awt.MouseEvent on a
stardiv.Toolkit.UnoListBoxControl
it works well !!
Nevertheless, the event is also triggerred when the list has a scrollbar
and
Hi Andrew
I use the mouse event to catch double clicks, oten. The event object
contains a property for the click count,
i knew that
anyway thanks
Laurent
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Hi Laurent,
Laurent Godard wrote:
Hi all
in a macro i define a clik mouse event on a listbox
the purpose is to detecte a double-click in the list
i end with a com.sun.star.awt.MouseEvent on a
stardiv.Toolkit.UnoListBoxControl
it works well !!
Nevertheless, the event is also triggerred
Hi Laurent,
Laurent Godard schrieb:
Hi Peter
thanks for nyour response
I assume you're talking about a dialog (or a form?).
yes a dialog
Why don't you use the event-register in the property-dialog and catch
the click doubleclick-events in a function? Scrolling is not
triggered there.
Hi Laurent,
I assume you're talking about a dialog (or a form?).
Why don't you use the event-register in the property-dialog and catch
the click doubleclick-events in a function? Scrolling is not
triggered there.
Peter
Laurent Godard schrieb:
Hi all
in a macro i define a clik mouse
