You could trap for lstSelectEvent events, and then do other stuff (like look
at the pen location, etc). You might also be able to trap other events
(like a pen down) and then handle stuff dealing with your list. The concept
of handling two events is impossible. And you don't have the source
HI all,
I am trying to use the List objects in my app to respond to more than what
the LstHandleEvent looks for. Is there a way to use 2 HandleEvents at the
same time? or is there a way I can see the code for that handler and add my
own cases to the switch statement?
Thanks in advance,
Jim
You could trap for lstSelectEvent events, and then do other stuff (like look
at the pen location, etc). You might also be able to trap other events
(like a pen down) and then handle stuff dealing with your list. The concept
of handling two events is impossible. And you don't have the source
HI all,
I am trying to use the List objects in my app to respond to more than what
the LstHandleEvent looks for. Is there a way to use 2 HandleEvents at the
same time? or is there a way I can see the code for that handler and add my
own cases to the switch statement?
Thanks in advance,
Jim
