On 17 Feb 2006, at 11:36, sims wrote:
I have an OS X app which uses an external, it collects data and all
runs fine.
If that computer is set to 'sleep', upon wakeup the external is not
collecting that data.
If I then physically use the mouse to click a btn to stop & restart
that external it works fine (external collects data properly)
If I use a send "mouseUp" to that btn it does not work the same as
when I physically click with the mouse
(the external does not collect data)
I have tried all sorts of 'send in X seconds' and still no happiness.
Is it possible that sending a 'mouseUp' to a btn is different than
an actual mouse click?
It's different in the sense that a click will generate both mouseDown
and mouseUp events. So if your mouseUp depended on anything that be
set by mouseDown, Klaus's idea is probably better.
Also, manual clicking will ensure that the stack with the button is
the defaultstack and possibly the topstack. Depending on what action
your mouseUp handler takes, could that be a factor?
Cheers
Dave
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