2. If two controls overlap, a mouseEnter message is sent whenever the mouse pointer crosses into a visible portion of a control. The control on the bottom receives a mouseEnter message only when the mouse pointer enters part of the control that can be seen. A control that is completely hidden by another control on top of it will never receive a mouseEnter message.
3. If the mouse button is down when the mouse pointer enters the control, no mouseEnter message is sent unless the mouse button is released while the pointer is still in the control.
4. If a control is shown (by changing its visible property to true or using the show command), and the mouse pointer is over the control when it is shown, Revolution sends a mouseEnter message to the control.
I would suspect number 3 above as a start.
On Oct 4, 2004, at 3:09 AM, MisterX wrote:
I have a script in a menu. There is a mouseenter message which just wont
trigger. If I switch it for a mousedown, it works. Debug doesn't trigger
either. There is no script error, there is no error dialog bug running, no
session log errors - NO REASON IT SHOULDN'T WORK.
Thomas J McGrath III [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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