regards
David
On Saturday, Dec 14, 2002, at 17:14 Australia/Sydney, David Vaughan wrote:
On Saturday, Dec 14, 2002, at 15:32 Australia/Sydney, Ken Norris (dialup) wrote:
----------Ken
Sure, that's basically the idea. But unless I'm missing something, I don't
see any possibility of "catching" a mouse click with out polling for it. I
don't think it can be done any other way, but I'd like to know if it can.
Maybe there is a special Rev thing which I haven't seen.
This is for impaired users who can only use a single switch, and cannot
operate a mouse or other motion device. Like Stephen Hawking. No choice
about that part.
What is wrong with mouseUp and mouseRelease rather than polling for the mouseClick? You need to catch both because you can not predict (and do not care) where the mouse went down, but these will work, will they not? No object is involved (except for whatever you yourself are highlighting for them).
You can highlight objects by using a counter to iterate through the keys of an array from which you take the object IDs. That way, you have easy programmatic control of the object highlight sequence without having to fiddle with the code which actually orders the highlights.
Old programming proverb: "You can always add a layer of indirection."
regards
Aavid
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