Littleboy
Comment #2 Sunday, February 18, 2007 4:31 PM
Comment #2 Sunday, February 18, 2007 4:31 PM
Hi HaemOGObliN,
Unfortunately, the plugin is not supporting that in the first release. The middle button click events were added to support the user scenario where you use the middle click on an object to mute sound. It's kind of limited right now in that regard. I have added that request to the list of enhancements for the next release. I still need to investigate to see what is needed to support that (and if it is even possible to do).
As for the dragged parameter, it's not supported, even with the normal callback function. You cannot use the middle button to drag an object, hence the absence of a dragged parameter. The next release will probably add that possibility.
Can you tell me what kind of thing you are trying to do with dragging?
Thank you for the feedback.
Unfortunately, the plugin is not supporting that in the first release. The middle button click events were added to support the user scenario where you use the middle click on an object to mute sound. It's kind of limited right now in that regard. I have added that request to the list of enhancements for the next release. I still need to investigate to see what is needed to support that (and if it is even possible to do).
As for the dragged parameter, it's not supported, even with the normal callback function. You cannot use the middle button to drag an object, hence the absence of a dragged parameter. The next release will probably add that possibility.
Can you tell me what kind of thing you are trying to do with dragging?
Thank you for the feedback.
HaemOGObliN
Comment #3 Sunday, February 18, 2007 9:26 PM
Comment #3 Sunday, February 18, 2007 9:26 PM
Heya Littleboy,
Thanks for the speedy response!!
It's a pity to hear that... hopefully it'll be implemented in an upcoming release of DesktopX...
I'm not trying to do anything in specific with dragging... I just figure, the more functionality you can get from the mouse the better!!
Anyway, the best we can do is hold thumbs that we'll see this kind of functionality within the next little while...
Once again, thanks for the quick response time!!
Thanks for the speedy response!!
It's a pity to hear that... hopefully it'll be implemented in an upcoming release of DesktopX...
I'm not trying to do anything in specific with dragging... I just figure, the more functionality you can get from the mouse the better!!
Anyway, the best we can do is hold thumbs that we'll see this kind of functionality within the next little while...
Once again, thanks for the quick response time!!
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Comment #1 Sunday, February 18, 2007 11:34 AM
I really like the sound of this plugin!!!
However, there is one thing that I'd like to know...
Can the functions be used in the following manners??
Wheel_OnMouseWheelEx(obj, rotation)
Wheel_OnMButtonDownEx(obj, x, y)
Wheel_OnMButtonUpEx(obj, x, y, Dragged)
Please could you let me know...
Also... please note the Dragged parameter
I'd really like to use this plugin!!!
Though recently I've been trying to use the Ex callbacks for everything in DesktopX, that way I can create certain themes/objects/widgets with only one script...
Hope to hear from you soon...
Thanks!!