DunbarX wrote:
I think a note is definitely called for. I would test the
doubleclickinterval just a little more, but I have never found it to help at
all.
Given how rare it is that a UI will use both messages in a single
control, the doubleClickInterval is equally uncommonly used.
But the one place it can help is exactly the handler you provided:
on mouseUp
wait 15 --your comfort level
if the mouseClick then doDoubleStuff
else doSingleStuff
end mouseUp
The comfort level that matters most is that of the end-user. :)
Instead of "wait 15" you could use the doubleClickInterval, which is the
number of milliseconds the user has their system set to use as a
double-click threshold:
on mouseUp
wait the doubleClickInterval millisecs
if the mouseClick then doDoubleStuff
else doSingleStuff
end mouseUp
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