11-26-2022, 12:05 AM
(This post was last modified: 11-26-2022, 12:07 AM by TempodiBasic.)
@NasaCow
_AutoDisplay !!!
yep! Good Shoot!
I have never thought about the control of the output to screen
fine
it works if I put it (_autodisplay) after MainRoutine but it doesn't work if I put it in the BtnClickEvent!
...
mouse and keyboard inputs...as Bplus suggests you can write a simple FirstMainRoutine in which mouse and keyboard bring their input and following the cohordination between hot keys and the events of application , more the click of mouse and the event programming put in scene.
It is sure that buttons and menu are not overlapping themselves.
where is the mouse? MenuArea? activate menu event manager. Button or other GUI items? Activate GUI event manager?
Using comboKey with no duplication you can do the same with keyboard.
Again good luck.
@Bplus
GUI manual + GUI application for examples is a good add on for putting in evidence "vs GUI" library.
Who can do this better than its creator?
PS:
I apoligize for my bad nigthly english with many mistakes!
_AutoDisplay !!!
yep! Good Shoot!
I have never thought about the control of the output to screen
fine
it works if I put it (_autodisplay) after MainRoutine but it doesn't work if I put it in the BtnClickEvent!
...
mouse and keyboard inputs...as Bplus suggests you can write a simple FirstMainRoutine in which mouse and keyboard bring their input and following the cohordination between hot keys and the events of application , more the click of mouse and the event programming put in scene.
It is sure that buttons and menu are not overlapping themselves.
where is the mouse? MenuArea? activate menu event manager. Button or other GUI items? Activate GUI event manager?
Using comboKey with no duplication you can do the same with keyboard.
Again good luck.
@Bplus
GUI manual + GUI application for examples is a good add on for putting in evidence "vs GUI" library.
Who can do this better than its creator?
PS:
I apoligize for my bad nigthly english with many mistakes!