Hi Kenneth,
 
> Patrick how is the debugging going?

Well seems "int g = planes.getWhichGUI(pos);"
on line 720 in Screen5250j.java returns 0,
so the moved always returns true and the
cursor is moved... so the must be a problem
with the planes on some or other way.

In debug mode g always returns 0 no idea why.

And as Wim mentioned before, the 
boolean moved = screen.moveCursor(e, pos);
on line 167 in Gui5250.java is not always
reached, then it is, then it is not...
this is really weird stuff.

well this is how my screen looks at...

                           HOO
                              
 Tik keuze in, druk Enter.    
   2=Uitvoeren                
                              
 Kz   Beschrijving            
      Systeemtaken            
      Afmelden van systeem    
      ------------------------
      Artikelen               
      Verkoop                 
      Inkoop                  
      Klanten / Leveranciers  
      ------------------------
      Adequat                 

When i select from the b and move until the s of
leveranciers the selection is there, when i 
right click in the selected area (pos 7/7 to 15/28)
on position 12/7 or higher (13/7, 14/7 or 15/7 or
13/8, 13/9 or 13/10) then the selection disapears.
But above the 13 pos it remains intact, that's why
i do not get when it changes. Cause when the selection
stays intact, the mouseclick event is not triggered.

At the other hand, when i select (pos 7/70 to 15/79)
on the screen it doesn't matter where i click in the
selected area, then the click is always triggered 
and the selection disapears.                              
                              
So the only thing i can say thusfar is... when the 
mouseclick event is triggered it goes terrible wrong,
but when only the mousedown event is triggered all
is okay, so there must be something wrong somewhere.

Met vriendelijke groeten,
Best Regards,
 
Patrick Bielen
 
System-Administrator Stafa Holland BV
Microsoft Certified Professional
Sun Certified Java Programmer





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