Hooks were always after the regular handling code, except now they're
after WM_PAINT and a few other events too.
While it is not possible to retrieve the coderefs for specific NEM
events, the only time I can imagine you wanting to do this would be to
find out a handler that a particular gui object
Steve,
I think I have found some missing events (for graphics) but before I create
any bug reports I'd like to check the XS code - but were should I look?
Cheers,
jez.
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GUI_MessageLoops.cpp, there are events for graphics in the OEM but i don't see
any NEM functionality for Paint(). the onMouseDown etc. events will probably
work if the graphic is set to be interactive.
Steve
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Yeah all the events work in the OEM but not in the NEM - I just looked at
the code and I'm not confident enough to get NEM working. Should I create
the tracker item as a bug or a feature request?
Cheers,
jez.
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From: "Stephen Pick" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "Jez White" <
I guess I didn't describe the condition well enough. I'll try again.
The reason to obtain a handler, is if you want to augment the handler to
do more stuff, behind its back.
So WinSize.pm tries to write a Resize handler that when a parent window
is resized, resizes and repositions all the ch
Hi,
Yep you've made a slight error - you've neglected to tell the progressbar
where to be. In my example, I had a resize event for the main window (though
it could be for the statusbar if you like) that sets the position of the
progress bar in the statusbar by getting the co-ordinates of the part
Ah I understand now. I don't believe one can even change the NEM handlers
once set -- correct me if I'm wrong. So what we're looking for here is:
1. A way to change NEM handlers to something else.
2. A way to retrieve NEM handler coderefs.
I will poke around and you should see this in my next comm
Thanks Steve. I hadn't gotten as far as trying to change one... since I
couldn't retrieve the current one, I never tried to change it... you've
already carried the analysis further than I had!
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