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Peter
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 Posted: Sat Aug 09, 2008 3:30 pm Post subject: "Lbutton up" in Gui gLabel calls first hotkey |
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If a hotkey "Lbutton up" is placed in a label routine of Gui, then another hotkey routine is called first.
Namely the first defined hotkey routine in the script, in this case FirstHotkey.
This behaviour doesn't look normal to me. Can somebody explain this?
| Code: | ; (Tested with 1.0.47.00 and 1.0.47.06 on WindowsXP)
Gui, add, text, gtxtLbutton, Click on this text (Ahk V%A_AhkVersion%).
Gui, show, x300 y500 w250, Lbutton up in gLabel
; Hotkey, LButton up, LButtonUp ; this doesn't cause other hotkey call
Hotkey, F9, FirstHotkey
Hotkey, F10, AnotherHotkey
; F9:: ; same effect as "Hotkey, F9, FirstHotkey"
; Msgbox,,,%A_thisHotkey% pressed!,
; return
return
FirstHotkey:
AnotherHotkey:
Msgbox,,,%A_thisLabel% called!,
return
txtLbutton:
Hotkey, LButton up, LButtonUp ; another hotkey then "LButton up" is no problem
; But if "LButton up", it causes to call FirstHotkey routine first
return
LButtonUp:
Hotkey, LButton up, off
Msgbox %A_thisLabel% (LButton up off)
return
GuiClose:
ExitApp |
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Superfraggle
Joined: 02 Nov 2004
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Location: London, UK
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| Posted: Sat Aug 09, 2008 5:06 pm Post subject: |
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Seems to be an obscure bug, It does eaxtly the same for me.
Slight work around.
| Code: | ; (Tested with 1.0.47.00 and 1.0.47.06 on WindowsXP)
Gui, add, text, gtxtLbutton, Click on this text (Ahk V%A_AhkVersion%).
Gui, show, x300 y500 w250, Lbutton up in gLabel
; Hotkey, LButton up, LButtonUp ; this doesn't cause other hotkey call
Hotkey,F5,FirstHotkey
Hotkey,F6,AnotherHotkey
; F9:: ; same effect as "Hotkey, F9, FirstHotkey"
; Msgbox,,,%A_thisHotkey% pressed!,
; return
return
LButtonUp:
Hotkey, LButton up, off
Msgbox %A_thisLabel% (LButton up off)
return
AnotherHotkey:
FirstHotkey:
Msgbox,,,%A_thisLabel% called!,
Return
txtLbutton:
keywait,LButton,t0.5
Hotkey, LButton up, LButtonUp,On
; another hotkey then "LButton up" is no problem
; But if "LButton up", it causes to call FirstHotkey routine first
return
GuiClose:
ExitApp |
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Peter
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| Posted: Sat Aug 09, 2008 5:25 pm Post subject: |
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| Superfraggle wrote: | | Slight work around. |
Thanks for your workaround.
But if you hold down Lbutton longer then the delay, it gives the same result.
And if you don't hold it down, it doesn't respond to "Lbutton up". You have to click it twice.
After all it seems a bug to me as well, but it seems so weird, i thought there is maybe an explanation for it. |
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Superfraggle
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| Posted: Sat Aug 09, 2008 6:41 pm Post subject: |
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I think Lexicos or Chris maybe able to explain what is going on.
Just out of interest I guess you are trying to get a label to fire when the left button is release upon that control, in which case a solution could be worked using onmessage.
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Peter
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| Posted: Sat Aug 09, 2008 10:20 pm Post subject: |
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| Superfraggle wrote: | | Just out of interest I guess you are trying to get a label to fire when the left button is release upon that control, in which case a solution could be worked using onmessage. |
What I'm doing with my other script is, when clicking the control, I'm able to drag another Gui window, and then I want to detect when the user stopped dragging that other Gui window. So I thought first about the "LButton up" hotkey.
I checked before a bit with OnMessage, but not much success.  I checked again now with WinSpector, but no result to catch a message in AHK.
Anyway, I'm getting a bit off my topic now  . |
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Superfraggle
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Location: London, UK
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| Posted: Sat Aug 09, 2008 11:43 pm Post subject: |
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Something like this then.
| Code: | Onmessage(0x202,"wm_mouseup")
; (Tested with 1.0.47.00 and 1.0.47.06 on WindowsXP)
Gui, add, text, gtxtLbutton vdragbutton, Click on this text (Ahk V%A_AhkVersion%).
Gui, show, x300 y500 w250, Lbutton up in gLabel
; Hotkey, LButton up, LButtonUp ; this doesn't cause other hotkey call
Hotkey,F5,FirstHotkey
Hotkey,F6,AnotherHotkey
; F9:: ; same effect as "Hotkey, F9, FirstHotkey"
; Msgbox,,,%A_thisHotkey% pressed!,
; return
return
LButtonUp:
Msgbox %A_thisLabel% (LButton up off)
return
AnotherHotkey:
FirstHotkey:
Msgbox,,,%A_thisLabel% called!,
Return
txtLbutton:
return
GuiClose:
ExitApp
wm_mouseup(wparam,Lparam,msg,hwnd){
If (a_guicontrol = "dragbutton"){
Gosub,LButtonUp
}
Return
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Peter
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| Posted: Sun Aug 10, 2008 7:54 am Post subject: |
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Thanks for your effort, but that's no solution for me (tried already before).
I think you got a solution if you can detect when you stopped dragging a window (i.e. also LButton up, but when dragging).
PS: Also without "If (a_guicontrol = "dragbutton")" is this not a solution. But maybe I try to avoid it, by another solution for my problem. |
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