Thank you very much. Adding in a timer delay is a good fake out. I
guess I always considered a double-click to be one distinct behavior
aside from the single click. I have rarely seen where a double-click
action engaged an object without single clicks to select the object.
For example, the Window's
I am creating a Windows application:
The mouse event has a conflict when the
event also has a binding. Double clicks will first perform the single
click action. This seems a little silly.
Anyone know how to circumvent this? Right now I am having the function
that is bound to the double click eve
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if it posts twice.
I am creating a Windows application:
The mouse event has a conflict when the
event also has a binding. Double clicks will first perform the single
click action. This seems a little silly.
Anyone know how t
Creating a Windows application:
mouse event has a conflict when there is also a
binding to the event. It seems like a silly oversight that
performing a double click will also initiate the single click action.
Has anyone figured out a way to circumvent this problem? Right now I am
making the Doub
