How to trap mouse events in an xdialog
Description
This example demonstrates how to trap mouse events in an xdialog using a user defined xdialog control.
define class system [control] HelloWorld
dim ctl as p
dim dlg_title as c
dim varName as c
dim message as c
FUNCTION HelloWorld as v()
message = "Hello World"
END FUNCTION
implementation EmbeddedIface as Type::MetaControlImpl
FUNCTION updateDrawing as v()
self.ctl.drawCode = ui_generate_quick_draw(<<%code%
set_brush("yellow")
fill_rect(0,0,4,2)
set_font("Tahoma,15","Red")
text(self.message,0,0)
%code%)
END FUNCTION
FUNCTION OnlButtonDown as v(ma as p)
self.message = "Hello world - Mouse Down"
'self.varname = the 'variable' that is bound to the Meta control
'e.g. {HelloWorld=100,10test1}; - in this case, it is 'test1'.
ui_dlg_eval(self.dlg_title,self.varname + ":=" + quote(ma.x +":" + ma.y))
ui_dlg_refresh(self.dlg_title)
updateDrawing()
END FUNCTION
FUNCTION OnlButtonUp as v(ma as p)
self.message = "Hello world - Mouse Up"
updateDrawing()
END FUNCTION
FUNCTION OnMouseMove as v(ma as p)
self.message = "Hello world - Move "+ma.X+","+ma.Y
updateDrawing()
END FUNCTION
FUNCTION OnMouseLeave as v (ma as p)
self.message = "Hello world"
updateDrawing()
END FUNCTION
FUNCTION OnKeyDown as v(ka as p)
self.message = "Hello world - KeyDown "+ka.KeyName()
updateDrawing()
END FUNCTION
FUNCTION OnKeyUp as v(ka as p)
self.message = "Hello world - KeyUp "+ka.KeyName()
updateDrawing()
END FUNCTION
END implementation
FUNCTION initialize as v(dlg_title as c, parguments as c, pcontents as c, pvarFrame as p)
self.dlg_title = dlg_title
self.varName = parguments
END FUNCTION
FUNCTION GetControlInterface as p()
GetControlInterface = EmbeddedIface
END FUNCTION
FUNCTION GetVariables as c ()
GetVariables = ""
END FUNCTION
FUNCTION refresh as c()
END FUNCTION
FUNCTION BindControl as v(ptr as p)
self.ctl = ptr
EmbeddedIface.updateDrawing()
END FUNCTION
FUNCTION close as v()
END FUNCTION
FUNCTION setfocus as v()
END FUNCTION
FUNCTION GetBorderStyle as c()
GetBorderStyle = "default"
END FUNCTION
END class
ui_dlg_box("hello",<<%dlg%
(HelloWorld=100,10test1);
[.20test1];
(HelloWorld=100,10test2);
[.20test2];
(justify=right)<*10OK!ok>;
%dlg%)