Landvermesser
Joined: 03 Nov 2004
Posts: 51
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 Posted: Sat Aug 06, 2005 12:27 pm Post subject: Single- and double-click of scripts Tray icon |
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The script illustrates a method of recognition of single- and double-click an icon in system tray.
The basic difficulty - definition of a source of users select (an icon or the menu). The first variant: with definition of event " the right key of the mouse has been pressed, so the menu has been shown "
| Code: | #Persistent
Hotkey, RButton, RightClick
Menu, Tray, Click, 1
Menu, Tray, NoStandard
Menu, Tray, Add, Single Click, SingleClick
Menu, Tray, Add, Double Click, DoubleClick
Menu, Tray, Default, Double Click
Menu, Tray, Add, Exit
Return
DoubleClick:
If RClicked <> Yes
{
If Clicks =
{
SetTimer, SingleClick, 500
Clicks = 1
Return
}
}
SetTimer, SingleClick, Off
MsgBox, 0, Message, Double Click Detected!
Clicks =
RClicked =
Return
SingleClick:
SetTimer, SingleClick, Off
MsgBox, 0, Message, Single Click Detected!
Clicks =
RClicked =
Return
RightClick:
RClicked = Yes
GetKeyState, state, RButton, P
If state = D
{
Send, {RButton down}
KeyWait, RButton
Send, {RButton up}
}
Else
{
Send, {RButton}
}
RClicked =
Return
Exit:
ExitApp |
The second variant: with definition of event " after the first click the mouse is not above a system tray, so the menu has been shown and the item of the menu was selected"
| Code: | #Persistent
Menu, Tray, Click, 1
Menu, Tray, NoStandard
Menu, Tray, Add, Single Click, SingleClick
Menu, Tray, Add, Double Click, DoubleClick
Menu, Tray, Default, Double Click
Menu, Tray, Add, Exit
Return
DoubleClick:
MouseGetPos, , , WhichWindow, WhichControl
WinGetClass, WhichClass, ahk_id %WhichWindow%
If WhichClass = Shell_TrayWnd
{
IfInString, WhichControl, ToolbarWindow32
{
If Clicks =
{
SetTimer, SingleClick, 500
Clicks = 1
Return
}
}
}
SetTimer, SingleClick, Off
Sleep, 500
MsgBox, 0, Message, Double Click Detected!
Clicks =
Return
SingleClick:
SetTimer, SingleClick, Off
MsgBox, 0, Message, Single Click Detected!
Clicks =
Return
Exit:
ExitApp |
It is necessary only to exclude threefold- and multiply-clicks (sorry, but I donīt know). Any ideas? |
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It executes one action when you singleclick, and another action when you doubleclick the tray icon. Very handy.