Hi Larry, one approach is to do something like the code below, which
delays the mouseUp handler from running until after the doubleClick
interval has expired. You can adjust the double-click interval to be
whatever you like (shorter times will cause less obvious delays in the
mouseUp handler running).
on mouseUp
send "doStuff" to me in (the doubleClickInterval)+1 millisecs
end mouseUp
on doStuff
put "mouseUp"&cr after fld 1
end doStuff
on mouseDoubleUp
repeat for each line tMessage in the pendingMessages
if tMessage contains "doStuff" then cancel (item 1 of tMessage)
end repeat
put "mouseDoubleUp" &cr after fld 1
end mouseDoubleUp
Terry...
On 7/08/2014 2:11 pm, "la...@significantplanet.org"
<la...@significantplanet.org> wrote:
>In a field I have two scripts - one for mouseUp and another one for
>mouseDoubleUp
>
>When the user clicks a line in the field (mouseUp) it plays the .wav file
>they click on
>
>When the user double clicks it copies the .wav file to another field.
>
>The problem is that LC runs BOTH scripts when the user dbl clicks.
>There is the small delay of time after the first click and before the
>second click.
>
>How do I get LC to ignore mouseUp when the user dbl clicks??
>
>TIA
>Larry
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