Subj : Re: double clicks (mouse)
To   : borland.public.cpp.borlandcpp
From : Ed Mulroy [TeamB]
Date : Fri Dec 17 2004 05:22 pm

I used to use a Logitech traceable and had no problems.
I have not used about their 'marble' thumballs.

Unless you are using a driver that intercepts it, I cannot
think of how it would suppress a double click, but you
might want to check it with a real mouse.

You said "I positioned the cursor away from the button
and double-clicked".  There was no button in what I
posted so I assume that you are speaking of in your
program.

What I posted detects double clicks under Windows
95, 98 and XP in two different versions, ones built with
either of BC++ 5.02 and C++ Builder.  If what I posted
did not acknowledge the double click then something
outside of the code shown must be the cause.

Check your Windows Accessibility and Mouse
settings.  What version of Windows are you using?
If you double click the caption bar does the program
maximize?

..  Ed

> Jack Sawatzky wrote in message
> news:41c34593$1@newsgroups.borland.com...
>
> Thanks Ed.  Your code compiled without any problems,
> but when I ran it, it too ignored double clicks.  I positioned
> the cursor away from the button and double-clicked. Nothing.
> (The button responded as expected.)
>
> As you can see in my code fragment,  I included
>
> .style |= CS_DBLCLKS;
>
> just as you did.
>
> My pointing device(Logitech marble trackball) works
> normally in all other contexts.
>
> Any ideas?

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