Thanks, Joe
This solution implies "pass keydown" and "pass mouseDown" everywhere
these messages are trapped... I should perhaps also add "on mouseMove"
and "pass mouseMove"...
I'll check it anyway. It's for an application used in an exhibition -
about Darwin and (R)evolution. I'm using a timer to restore the
opening screen after some time if nobody is fiddling with the computer.
Jacques
Le 15 mai 2009 à 15:45, Joe Lewis Wilkins a écrit :
Hi Prof:
Just putting an on keydown and on mouseDown handler in the stack
script will be triggered if the mouse is clicked or any key is
pressed. How you handle that and what else you might want to do,
other than a simple beep is up to you. Obviously, this will
necessitate some caution to prevent blockage of performance. Or am I
missing something?
Joe Wilkins
On May 15, 2009, at 6:30 AM, Jacques Hausser wrote:
Hello everybody,
I'm looking for a general "activity" message sent each time an user
performs any action (both with keyboard and mouse). Does that
exist ? I didn't find anything convincing in the dictionnary... I
want to avoid to pass every message and trap them farther down in
the message path.
Thanks in advance for any idea
Jacques
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Biophore / Sorge
University of Lausanne
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