Rechte-Maustaste-gehalten-Aktion?

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• #1, by Cross Thursday, 05. September 2013, 18:50 14 years ago

  Gibt es eine Möglichkeit, jeweils eine Rechte-Maustaste-gehalten- und -losgelassen-Aktion zu erstellen, die genauso funktionieren, wie die bei den Mauseinstellungen vorgegebenen für die linke Maustaste?
  
  Is there any way to create a "hold-right-mousebutton-action" that works similar to the hold-left-mousebutton-action-preset?
  
  Wäre für jeden Hinweis dankbar.
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• #2, by afrlme Thursday, 05. September 2013, 19:16 14 years ago

  hmm not via the editor & the event handler only supports right button down, up, double click but not hold or holding...
  
  I suppose you could create a work around with Lua & the event handler possibly...
  
  something like on right button down set state/condition for pressed & then create some kind of timer thing maybe with the get time function & then if time has passed perform some action & on right button up set condition/state back to default.
  
  
  

  local timer = getTime() -- create the initial timer variable
  local tState = 0 -- set the initial state of the timer (mainLoop only checks if state = "1")
  local tHoldTime = 500 -- time value is in ms
  
  -- let's create the function for the mainLoop handler!
  function onMainLoop()
   if tState == 1 and timer >= tHoldTime then
    tState = 0 -- reset state back to default...
    -- do some action
   end
  end
  
  -- let's create the function for the mouseEvent listener!
  function onMouseEvent(eventType, mousePosition)
   if eventType == eEvtRightButtonDown then timer = getTime({flags=1, reset=true}); tState = 1 end
   if eventType == eEvtRightButtonUp then tState = 0 end
  end
  
  -- let's create the mouseEvent listener!
  registerEventHandler("mouseEvent", "onMouseEvent", {eEvtMouseMove, eEvtMouseLeftButtonDoubleClick, eEvtMouseLeftButtonDown, eEvtMouseLeftButtonUp, eEvtMouseLeftButtonHold, eEvtMouseLeftButtonHolding, eEvtMouseRightButtonDoubleClick, eEvtMouseRightButtonDown, eEvtMouseRightButtonUp, eEvtMouseMiddleButtonDown, eEvtMouseMiddleButtonUp, eEvtMouseWheelUp, eEvtMouseWheelDown})
  
  -- let's create the loop handler!
  registerEventHandler("mainLoop", "onMainLoop")
  

  
  
  this is just a rough example of something you could probably do...
  this is mostly written off the top of my head, so I'm not 100% sure if it's correct or not.

• #3, by Cross Friday, 06. September 2013, 08:56 14 years ago

  Thanks a lot. I'll give it a try.