Martin,
I like this idea very much. Right now I am happy with just using the
whole line since I don't want to do anything else when clicked but if
I did want the user to edit the text etc. then I would use this
approach.
Thank you,
Tom
On Apr 13, 2006, at 2:20 AM, Martin Baxter wrote:
What I do is perhaps not exactly simple, but I set a tab stop so
that all the disclosure graphics are effectively in a table column
of their own. Each line has a leading character (with or without an
imagesource) followed by a tab. Then when a line is clicked, I
check the horizontal mouse co-ordinate (minus the left co-ordinate
of the field) to see if it is within the first column as defined by
the tabstops property, and if so I treat it as a potential expand/
collapse event.
I like this because it allows for some latitude in click accuracy,
and lets me do entirely different things when the remainder of the
line is clicked or double-clicked.
Martin Baxter
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