2009-08-19 22:42 UTC
Hello,
I encounter enormous problems in the process "event" DragnDropFromControl in treecontrol. :'(
Firstly I do not know how to recognize the user's actions, indeed the CTRL and SHIFT keys are usable, but I do not master the result.
The "event" keydown KeyUp and can not be combined with the "event" DragnDropFromControl.
The movement of "node" are performed dynamically in treecontrol, while it was desirable that it be made by the developer (in my point of view ;) )
And finally, this deleted node is the only clue that I have to know the action of the user ...
So, to know the user action, I must test the "node" delete previously stored "n -2" by the event "onclick" in the "treecontrol" ... Yes, because the "event" onclick "is also called during the process of displacement" DragnDropFromControl "...
In short, I think I will get it, but I wanted to show the difficulty of programming and process.
My tools will smell like "bloatware" or "white elephant" (sorry for my translate ;D)
Thank you to make your experience ;)
Best regards.
I encounter enormous problems in the process "event" DragnDropFromControl in treecontrol. :'(
Firstly I do not know how to recognize the user's actions, indeed the CTRL and SHIFT keys are usable, but I do not master the result.
The "event" keydown KeyUp and can not be combined with the "event" DragnDropFromControl.
The movement of "node" are performed dynamically in treecontrol, while it was desirable that it be made by the developer (in my point of view ;) )
And finally, this deleted node is the only clue that I have to know the action of the user ...
So, to know the user action, I must test the "node" delete previously stored "n -2" by the event "onclick" in the "treecontrol" ... Yes, because the "event" onclick "is also called during the process of displacement" DragnDropFromControl "...
In short, I think I will get it, but I wanted to show the difficulty of programming and process.
My tools will smell like "bloatware" or "white elephant" (sorry for my translate ;D)
Thank you to make your experience ;)
Best regards.