The Clicked event has different arguments for different objects:
For information about the DataWindow control's Clicked event, see the section called “Clicked” in DataWindow Reference.
Description
Occurs when the user chooses an item on a menu.
Event ID
Arguments
None
Return Values
None (do not use a RETURN statement)
Usage
If the user highlights the menu item without choosing it, its Selected event occurs.
If the user chooses a menu item that has a cascaded menu associated with it, the Clicked event occurs, and the cascaded menu is displayed.
Examples
This script is for the Clicked event of the New menu item for the frame window. The wf_newsheet function is a window function. The window w_genapp_frame is part of the application template you can generate when you create a new application:
/* Create a new sheet */ w_genapp_frame.wf_newsheet( )
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Description
Occurs when the user clicks within the ListView control, either on an item or in the blank space around items.
Event ID
Arguments
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Argument |
Description |
|---|---|
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index |
Integer by value (the index of the ListView item the user clicked). The value of index is -1 if the user clicks within the control but not on a specific item. |
Return Values
Long.
Return code choices (specify in a RETURN statement):
0 -- Continue processing
Usage
The Clicked event occurs when the user presses the mouse button. The Clicked event can occur during a double-click, in addition to the DoubleClicked event.
In addition to the Clicked event, ItemChanging and ItemChanged events can occur when the user clicks on an item that does not already have focus. BeginLabelEdit can occur when the user clicks on a label of an item that has focus.
Using the ItemActivate event for ListView controls
You can use the ItemActivate event (with the OneClickActivate property set to true) instead of the Clicked event for ListView controls.
Examples
This code changes the label of the item the user clicks to uppercase:
IF index = -1 THEN RETURN 0 This.GetItem(index, llvi_current) llvi_current.Label = Upper(llvi_current.Label) This.SetItem(index, llvi_current) RETURN 0
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Description
Occurs when the user clicks on the tab portion of a Tab control.
Event ID
Arguments
Return Values
Long.
Return code choices (specify in a RETURN statement):
0 -- Continue processing
Usage
The Clicked event occurs when the mouse button is released.
When the user clicks in the display area of the Tab control, the tab page user object (not the Tab control) gets a Clicked event.
The Clicked event can occur during a double-click, in addition to the DoubleClicked event.
In addition to the Clicked event, the SelectionChanging and SelectionChanged events can occur when the user clicks on a tab page label. If the user presses an arrow key to change tab pages, the Key event occurs instead of Clicked before SelectionChanging and SelectionChanged.
Examples
This code makes the tab label bold for the fourth tab page only:
IF index = 4 THEN This.BoldSelectedText = TRUE ELSE This.BoldSelectedText = FALSE END IF
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Description
Occurs when the user clicks an item in a TreeView control.
Event ID
Arguments
Return Values
Long.
Return code choices (specify in a RETURN statement):
0 -- Continue processing
Usage
The Clicked event occurs when the user presses the mouse button.
The Clicked event can occur during a double-click, in addition to the DoubleClicked event.
In addition to the Clicked event, GetFocus occurs if the control does not already have focus.
Examples
This code in the Clicked event changes the label of the item the user clicked to uppercase:
TreeViewItem ltvi_current This.GetItem(handle, ltvi_current) ltvi_current.Label = Upper(ltvi_current.Label) This.SetItem(handle, ltvi_current)
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Description
Occurs when the user clicks in an unoccupied area of the window or progress bar (any area with no visible, enabled object).
Event ID
Arguments
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Argument |
Description |
|---|---|
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flags |
UnsignedLong by value (the modifier keys and mouse buttons that are pressed). Values are:
In the Clicked event for windows, the left mouse button is being released, so 1 is not summed in the value of flags. For an explanation of flags, see Syntax 2 of MouseMove. |
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xpos |
Integer by value (the distance of the pointer from the left edge of the window workspace or control in pixels). |
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ypos |
Integer by value (the distance of the pointer from the top of the window's workspace or control in pixels). |
Return Values
Long.
Return code choices (specify in a RETURN statement):
0 -- Continue processing
Usage
The Clicked event occurs when the user presses the mouse button down in progress bars and when the user releases the mouse button in windows.
If the user clicks on a control or menu in a window, that object (rather than the window) gets a Clicked event. No Clicked event occurs when the user clicks the window's title bar.
When the user clicks on a window, the window's MouseDown and MouseUp events also occur.
When the user clicks on a visible disabled control or an invisible enabled control, the window gets a Clicked event.
Examples
If the user clicks in the upper left corner of the window, this code sets focus to the button cb_clear:
IF (xpos <= 600 AND ypos <= 600) THEN cb_clear.SetFocus( ) END IF
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Description
This is a user event which occurs when the user clicks on an item within a RibbonBar control.
Make sure the parameter (quantities and types) of the user event is correctly defined according to the requirement of the ribbon control.
Applies to
Ribbon controls (including RibbonTabButtonItem, RibbonLargeButtonItem, RibbonSmallButtonItem, RibbonCheckBoxItem, and RibbonMenuItem)
Arguments for RibbonTabButtonItem, RibbonLargeButtonItem, RibbonSmallButtonItem, RibbonCheckBoxItem
Arguments for RibbonMenuItem (of Normal(0) type)
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Argument |
Description |
|---|---|
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ItemHandle |
Long. The handle of the button the menu is associated with. |
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Index |
Long. The index of the menu item clicked. |
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SubIndex |
Long. The index of the submenu item clicked. 0 indicates the event is triggered by the main menu. |
Arguments for RibbonMenuItem (of Recent(2) type)
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Argument |
Description |
|---|---|
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ItemHandle |
Long. The handle of the button the menu is associated with. |
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Index |
Long. The index of the menu item clicked. |
Return Values
Long.
Return code choices (specify in a RETURN statement):
0 -- Continue processing
Examples
This example is a user event for a tab button. In this example, the Ue_TabButtonClicked user event must be defined with a long parameter for receiving the handle of TabButton where the mouse is clicking.
RibbonTabButtonItem lr_TabButton lr_TabButton.Clicked = "Ue_TabButtonClicked" //Ue_TabButtonClicked user event must have a long parameter for receiving //the handle of TabButton where the mouse is clicking, as below event type long ue_tabbuttonclicked(long itemhandle); RibbonTabButtonItem lr_TabButton rbb_1.GetTabButton(ItemHandle,lr_TabButton) //... Return 1 end event
This example is a user event for a menu item in the ribbon menu. In this example, the Ue_MenuClicked user event must be defined with three long parameters for receiving the handle of the tab/large/small button and the index numbers of the menu and sub menu. Each menu item can be bound with different events or the same event.
//Ue_MenuClicked user event must have three long parameters for receiving the //handle of Tab/Large/Small Button and the index number of the menu and //sub menu. Each MenuItem can bind with different events or the same event. //In the following example, the same event is bound to get RibbonMenu: event type long ue_menuclicked(long itemhandle, long index, long subindex); Integer li_Return RibbonMenu lr_Menu RibbonMenuItem lr_MenuItem li_Return = rbb_1.GetMenuByButtonHandle (ItemHandle, lr_Menu) If li_Return = 1 Then If SubIndex = 0 Then li_Return = lr_Menu.GetItem (Index, lr_MenuItem) //... Else li_Return = lr_Menu.GetItem (Index, SubIndex, lr_MenuItem) //... End If Else Return 0 End If Return 1 end event
This example is a user event for a master menu item in the application menu. In this example, the Ue_MasterMenuClicked user event must be defined with three Long parameters for receiving the handle of the application button and the index numbers of the master menu item and submenu item. Each menu item can be bound with different events or the same event.
//Ue_MasterMenuClicked user event must have three Long parameters for receiving the //handle of Application Button and the index numbers of the master menu and //sub menu. Each MenuItem can bind with different events or the same event. //In the following example, the same event is bound to get RibbonApplicationMenu: event type long ue_mastermenuclicked(long itemhandle, long index, long subindex); Integer li_Return RibbonApplicationMenu lr_Menu RibbonMenuItem lr_MenuItem li_Return = rbb_1.GetMenuByButtonHandle(ItemHandle, lr_Menu) If li_Return = 1 Then If SubIndex = 0 Then li_Return = lr_Menu.GetMasterItem(Index, lr_MenuItem) //... Else li_Return = lr_Menu.GetMasterItem(Index,SubIndex, lr_MenuItem) //... End If Else Return 0 End If Return 1 end event
This example is a user event for the recent menu item in the application menu. In this example, the Ue_RecentMenuClicked user event must be defined with two Long parameters for receiving the handle of the application button and the index number of the recent menu item. Each menu item can be bound with different events or the same event.
//Ue_RecentMenuClicked user event must have two Long parameters for receiving the //handle of Application Button and the index number of Recent Menu. //Each MenuItem can bind with different events or the same event. //In the following example, the same event is bound to get RibbonApplicationMenu. event type long ue_recentmenuclicked(long itemhandle, long index); Integer li_Return RibbonApplicationMenu lr_Menu RibbonMenuItem lr_MenuItem li_Return = rbb_1.GetMenuByButtonHandle(ItemHandle,lr_Menu) If li_Return = 1 Then li_Return = lr_Menu.GetRecentItem(Index,lr_MenuItem) //... Else Return 0 End If Return 1 end event
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Description
Occurs when the user clicks on the control.
Event ID
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Event ID |
Objects |
|---|---|
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pbm_bnclicked |
CheckBox, CommandButton, Graph, OLE, Picture, PictureHyperLink, PictureButton, RadioButton, StaticText, StaticHyperLink |
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pbm_lbuttondown |
DatePicker, MonthCalendar |
Arguments
None
Return Values
Long.
Return code choices (specify in a RETURN statement):
0 -- Continue processing
Usage
The Clicked event occurs when the user releases the mouse button.
If another control had focus, then a GetFocus and a Clicked event occur for the control the user clicks.
Examples
This code in an OLE control's Clicked event activates the object in the control:
integer li_success li_success = This.Activate(InPlace!)
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