mouseevent

I am developing an app which will be used on a laptop with touch screen. Hence MouseDown events are essentially doing the same action, how should this be done. The code I have written something like this - XAML <Button MouseDown="Button_OnMouseDown" TouchDown="Button_OnTouchDown"/> C# private void Button_OnMouseDown(object sender, MouseButtonEventArgs e) { Action(); } private void Button_OnTouchDown(object sender, TouchEventArgs e) { Action(); } private void Action() Is there a better way to do this? Any feedback is appreciated. Make eventArgs to be more generic one. Use EventArgs in place of

By default MouseClicked event starts with one click. I have one in a JTextPane but I want to start with double click. Is it possible? Johnny Rocket I believe you can extract the click count from the MouseEvent (assuming its called e) Try this if (e.getClickCount() == 2 && !e.isConsumed()) { e.consume(); //handle double click event. } I don't think there will be a solution to this, since Java can run on non-pc devices. Most portable devices don't support double-click. You may keep track of the moment of each mouse click and fire your own "double-click" event. But I don't think this is a good

I have created 2 trees with idlelib.TreeWidget in Canvas, left and right. I am also able to print out the name of a tree node if double-clicked, but what I need is double-clicking one tree node will make a certain tree node visible and selected. I have a simple example here. If you double click "level1" on the left hand side, "ccc" on the right hand side should be visible and automatically selected. How do you do that? Please run the following code: from Tkinter import Tk, Frame, BOTH, Canvas from xml.dom.minidom import parseString from idlelib.TreeWidget import TreeItem, TreeNode class

By Long Press, I mean pressing a button / panel and hold for a period (say 2 seconds) without releasing or dragging around. It is common in mobile phone and touch device. I had tried using Gesture, checked toPressAndHold in TabletOptions and Checked all in InteractiveGestureOptions but long pressing cause no OnGesture Call. Another implementation I can think of is adding a timer, start it in MouseDown and end it in either Timer Fired, StartDrag, MouseUp or MouseLeave. However, as I want to add this behavior to several different buttons and panel component, I would have to override a brunch of

Sorry, it's more of an answer than a question. I've seen many people asking how to identify directional mouse movements using js/jQuery and this is a plugin I wrote for them this afternoon. jQuery provides support for standard JS mouse events as well as some custom ones. In jQuery it's easy to capture whether mouse point has entered in the boundary of an object or left from (mouseenter, mouseleave) or something else happened (like click, dblclick etc). But you are in trouble if you need to capture the direction of your mouse. And it would be fantastic if there was a plugin which can fire

I have a class that implements MouseListener (JPanel). When I click on the panel something happens. What I want is some kind of while-loop that loops as long as left mousebutton is pressed down. @Override public void mousePressed(MouseEvent e) { while(e.isPressedDownD) { // <-- //DO SOMETHING } } This obviously doesn't work, but I hope you understand what I'm trying to achieve. The whole class for those that are interested: package control; import java.awt.event.MouseEvent; import java.awt.event.MouseListener; import model.GridModel; import view.GUIView; public class MapListener implements

I want to write a program that would run in the background and log pointer's position when a mouse click occured. I tried to search for it in Google, but results were for NCurses and some GUI libraries. Is there any way that I could write a program that listens to mouse events in the background? C and/or Python ways are prefered. Here is an example for logging mouse position, clicks and releases: #include <stdio.h> #include <X11/Xlib.h> char *key_name[] = { "first", "second (or middle)", "third", "fourth", // :D "fivth" // :| }; int main(int argc, char **argv) { Display *display; XEvent xevent