FF3 on PB10
Here's what I'm trying to do (and I've tried searching and experimenting)...
Click a button "function 1"
Hold some "secret" key down (control or shift) and click button "function 2"
Button is located on a form that's assigned to a tab of a tab control on the main form if that matters.
Please, I can write all the technical PB there is, in just NOT a UI guy.
It's been a while since I used Firefly but here are two different ways to handle this. The first is in BN_CLICKED and the second is via WM_LBUTTONUP. Choose one or the other depending on your needs. Hope this works for you.
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Function FORM1_COMMAND1_BN_CLICKED ( _
ControlIndex as Long, _ ' index in Control Array
hWndForm as HWnd, _ ' handle of Form
hWndControl as HWnd, _ ' handle of Control
idButtonControl as Long _ ' identifier of button
) as Long
If GetAsyncKeyState( VK_LCONTROL) And &H8000 Then
MessageBox( 0, "BN_CLICKED: Control pressed", "Message", 0 )
End If
Function = 0 ' change according to your needs
End Function
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Function FORM1_COMMAND1_WM_LBUTTONUP ( _
ControlIndex as Long, _ ' index in Control Array
hWndForm as HWnd, _ ' handle of Form
hWndControl as HWnd, _ ' handle of Control
MouseFlags as Long, _ ' virtual keys that are pressed
xPos as Long, _ ' x-coordinate of cursor
yPos as Long _ ' y-coordinate of cursor
) as Long
If (MouseFlags And MK_CONTROL) = MK_CONTROL Then
MessageBox( 0, "WM_LBUTTONUP: Control pressed", "Message", 0 )
End If
Function = 0 ' change according to your needs
End Function
Thanks much, Paul! Works like a charm. Sorry if my questions seem newb-ish, as I'm an experienced programmer (crypto, comms, automotive reprogramming, etc) but the graphic environment of windows escapes me. Things like changing tool tips programmatically, adding buttons programmatically, etc. (think dynamic interface). Is there somewhere I can bug people about these issues - I still use FF3 (I actually just started using it) and PB10 as it works for me and I have literally a grundle of libraries that I choose to NEVER write again ;-) )
Hi James
Best is to post it here.
The PB Forums everywhere had died.
There are still a few of us on FF3 and PB10, however at some point soon I will also move to WINFBE and FreeBasic.
Ask your hearts desire. Sometimes if we know, someone will still have code and Paul is always willing to help.
I still ask a lot of questions, and i still get a lot of help.
-regards Peter