Thanks! I missed the find_clicked() method, so I thought it would be more
complicated than that to add event checking for that. Also thank you for the
code example, it'll help me speed up the creation of what I need =)
On 05/17/12 20:27, Greg Ercolano wrote:
On 05/17/12 11:56, Eugenio
I'm trying to intercept right click events on a Fl_Tree, and do different
actions depending on the Fl_Tree_Item selected this way.
I've noticed that in the handle code of Fl_Tree a right click sets the
corresponding Fl_Tree_Item as the local focus, but does not select it nor
triggers a
On 05/17/12 09:44, Eugenio Bargiacchi wrote:
The problem is even if I were to reimplement handle() and make it trigger
a callback, there would be no obvious way for me to get the focused item,
since the pointer that holds that is private
It looks like the Fl_Tree API has a public
get_item_focus() would certainly help.
If I may suggest, you could also add FL_TREE_REASON_FOCUS_SELECTED and
FL_TREE_REASON_FOCUS_DESELECTED as fields in the Fl_Tree_Reason enum, if the
focus changed but the selected item did not.
And maybe a couple of methods to setup which key/click
On 05/17/12 11:56, Eugenio Bargiacchi wrote:
get_item_focus() would certainly help.
Try implementing it and see if it does.
I'll certainly add it anyway, as it seems to be an omission.
If I may suggest, you could also add FL_TREE_REASON_FOCUS_SELECTED
and
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