This might need a new thread title.
If you have this in a button script:
on mouseUp
put "single"
wait 15
put "" --just to see it work
end mouseup
on mouseDoubleUp
put "double"
wait 15
put "" --just to see it work
end mouseDoubleUp
you can get all sorts of behaviors if you click at various rates. Sometimes
you even get what you want, that is, a single response to a double click.
This takes practice and luck, though, and that seems contrary to clean,
robust programming methodology.
Jim, can you elaborate on your idea of passing mouseup? How and where would
you do that?
Craig
In a message dated 2/1/11 11:19:00 AM, j...@netrin.com writes:
> You might also try comparing the effect on your mouseDoubleUp of passing
> the mouseup vs. not passing the mouseup.
>
>
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