- WINDOWS MEDIA PLAYER PLUGIN VOLUME SCROLL WHEELL CODE
- WINDOWS MEDIA PLAYER PLUGIN VOLUME SCROLL WHEELL SERIES
- WINDOWS MEDIA PLAYER PLUGIN VOLUME SCROLL WHEELL WINDOWS
If ( !WIN_ProcessScrollRequest( event ) & faked ) If unclaimed, and we were faking, resend as an * Simplify handlers by ensuring icon number is always set. In this way are mainly found on Impact record cards: they canīe avoided in templates designed by the programmer.Ĭount = 4 /* swallow up to four following scroll requests */ To the lower numbered icons handlers also.
Numbered icon and the windowing routines ensure it is passed On RO 5, however, we fake one for the higher We would either get no Scroll Request or one relating to the Numbered icon not receiving such requests, then on RO Select * If an icon wanted scroll requests but overlapped with a higher The window library means this is not an issue for handling
WINDOWS MEDIA PLAYER PLUGIN VOLUME SCROLL WHEELL CODE
Sure we always ask for them: our fallback handling code in Presumably receive the messages even if the window flags did * If an icon included S in validation Y, on RO Select it would Message system we would see two differences between RO 5 and The window library routines doĭifferent things with the icon numbers anyway. The validation string Y value includes S. * Note that icons are only meant to receive scroll requests if * If we need to fake a scroll wheel event, set up the event block. If ( transmit ) WIN_ProcessScrollRequest( event ) If ( faked & count & wind=event & Time() - last < 10 & x=block & y=block )
WINDOWS MEDIA PLAYER PLUGIN VOLUME SCROLL WHEELL SERIES
* Could this be one of a series of repeated Scroll Requests generatedīy !HID or RISC OS 5 ? See if the window matches. * If the mouse is not over the scrollbars, fake a scroll wheelĮvent, compatible with RO Select WindowScroll module. Static int x=-100, y=-100, transmit = FALSE Static int wind = 0, count = 0, last = 0 It would be awkward if RISC OS 5 introduced a new API that was not compatible with Select. I would support RISC OS 5 behaving like Select, though to add plain up and down scrolling to existing applications that have not been adapted will still require some sort of faking. It won’t make complete sense because it’s part of a bigger library used for RiscOSM, Impact and Wrangler, but you’ll get the idea. I’ll paste it here below so you can see the contortions required. Support on RISC OS 5 required a huge chunk of code to detect the multiple Scroll Request events and act appropriately.
WINDOWS MEDIA PLAYER PLUGIN VOLUME SCROLL WHEELL WINDOWS
When we were first developing RiscOSM we had problems because we wanted the scroll wheel over the map to zoom in and out (change the scale of the map) like it does with web-based mapping on Windows etc. On RISC OS Select the API is much more sophisticated.
HID converts these to Open Window events, but not all users have HID running. I think that unless you have HID running on RISC OS 5 then the scroll wheel only generates Scroll Request (Wimp poll code 10) and many windows do not listen for these. The RISC OS 5 way of doing things presents considerable difficulties if you want to interpret scroll wheel events yourself. I think Jeffrey isn’t so much asking about whether the user experience is good, but whether the API is good.
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