Trouble with Click and DblClick

[MFC]

Hi

I'm from Denmark so I hope you understand my English. Well, I have a filebox
and when I click on a picture-file, then I have a small picturebox, where I
can preview the file. When I double-click on a file, then should the program
load the file to a editor, but no matter how fast I double-click, then the
filebox assume it's a single click. How can I use the Click and the DblClick
with the filebox control ?? I hope someone is able to help me and thanks
for reading my post.

Oh yes, I use VB 6.0
Sincerely,
Mikael Gitt
# slotgitt #

[Raoul Watson]

"MFC" <sl******@post. tele.dk> wrote in message
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Hi

I'm from Denmark so I hope you understand my English. Well, I have a filebox and when I click on a picture-file, then I have a small picturebox, where I can preview the file. When I double-click on a file, then should the program load the file to a editor, but no matter how fast I double-click, then the
filebox assume it's a single click. How can I use the Click and the DblClick with the filebox control ?? I hope someone is able to help me and thanks for reading my post.

Well, the single click will always be executed, which is OK because if the
intent of the user is double click, first it will execute the single click
(which according to you shows a "preview / thumb" image) and then if the
user continues, it will load the file.

Using the example below, you will see that the *FINAL* result is what is
intended.

Private Sub File1_Click()
Label1.Caption = "Single"
End Sub

Private Sub File1_DblClick( )
Label1.Caption = "Double"
End Sub

[David Rice, Esq.]

On Tue, 19 Jul 2005 15:13:12 +0200, "MFC" <sl******@post. tele.dk>
wrote:

Hi

I'm from Denmark so I hope you understand my English. Well, I have a filebox
and when I click on a picture-file, then I have a small picturebox, where I
can preview the file. When I double-click on a file, then should the program
load the file to a editor, but no matter how fast I double-click, then the
filebox assume it's a single click. How can I use the Click and the DblClick
with the filebox control ?? I hope someone is able to help me and thanks
for reading my post.

Oh yes, I use VB 6.0
Greetings. You might wish to do a "work-around." You can assign a
variable that holds the file name for the image that is already
being displayed, and if subsequent Click events match that file
name, call the DblClick event.

Dim DisplayedImageN ame As String

Private Sub File1_Click()
If File1.List(File 1.ListIndex) = DisplayedImageN ame Then
File1_DblClick

DisplayedImageN ame = File1.List(File 1.ListIndex)
Set Picture1.Pictur e = LoadPicture(Dis playedImageName )
End Sub

Private Sub File1_DblClick( )
EditRoutime DisplayedImageN ame
End Sub
Sincerely,
Mikael Gitt
# slotgitt #

[J French]

On Tue, 19 Jul 2005 15:13:12 +0200, "MFC" <sl******@post. tele.dk>
wrote:

Hi

I'm from Denmark so I hope you understand my English. Well, I have a filebox
and when I click on a picture-file, then I have a small picturebox, where I
can preview the file. When I double-click on a file, then should the program
load the file to a editor, but no matter how fast I double-click, then the
filebox assume it's a single click. How can I use the Click and the DblClick
with the filebox control ?? I hope someone is able to help me and thanks
for reading my post.

You could try doing something like this :-

Private Sub File1_Click()
Timer1.Interval = 500
Timer1.Enabled = True
End Sub

Private Sub File1_DblClick( )
Timer1.Enabled = False
Me.Print "Double"
End Sub

Private Sub Timer1_Timer()
Timer1.Enabled = False
Me.Print "Click"
End Sub

You should really get the system's DoubleClickTime

Private Declare Function GetDoubleClickT ime _
Lib "user32" () As Long