Bonsoir Tiemo, Klaus and Tom,
Probably a good idea (?) could be to implement a selectionChanged
handler.
A mouseDown or a 'set the hilitedLines' would trigger it in all cases.
Le 29 sept. 08 à 18:11, Tiemo Hollmann TB a écrit :
Hi Klaus,
Yes you are right, if I would have wanted also all actions to be
performed,
as if the mouse had clicked. In my case setting the hilitedline
made it
(should have been more precise :)
Tiemo
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Betreff: Re: difference selectedline / hilitedline?
Hi Thomas,
Wouldn't it be better to write:
focus on fld "foo"
rather than:
send "mouseUp" to fld "foo"
since focus guaranties the focus but mouseUp does not?
But "mouseup" guarantees what Tiemo wanted:
the "correct" way to select a
textline in a field, as if it would have been clicked by the
mouse.
If that is what he wanted. :-)
Tom McGrath
On Sep 29, 2008, at 9:28 AM, Klaus Major wrote:
Hi Tiemo
Hello,
Which of the following both options is the "correct" way to
select a
textline in a field, as if it would have been clicked by the
mouse. I can't
actually find any difference in the result.
I would prefer solution 1 plus another important line:
set the hilitedline of field "foo" to 1
send "mouseup" to fld "foo"
## to make if really behave like "have been clicked by the
mouse" ;-)
Regards
Klaus Major
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