Right Click, Left Click

[Guest rpmc]

Can xml differentiate between a left button and a right button mouse click?

[phjvh 0]

Hi,Yes it can:Jan"Beatus ille qui procul negotiis..."

[Guest rpmc]

Many thanks, Jan!!

[Guest rpmc]

When I use , rather than the intended right button gauge click, I get the Windows "Close Window" message.How do I override the "Close Window" message?Additionally, I would like the cursor to be a Hand with a "+" or "-" sign next to the index finger. What are the names for these cursors?Thanks...

[taguilo 33]

>When I use , rather than the>intended right button gauge click, I get the Windows "Close>Window" message.Beware that mouse events are case sensitive: LeftSingle; RightSingle; LeftDrag; etc.Also you have to test whether the event is being fired using a sintax like this: (M:Event) 'RightSingle' scmp 0 == if{ ..do what you want to .. }>Additionally, I would like the cursor to be a Hand with a "+">or "-" sign next to the index finger. What are the names for>these cursors?> for "+" sign for "-" signTom

[phjvh 0]

Hi,Here is an example, one of my functioning clicks:"Anything you want"( or or }(M:Event) 'LeftSingle' scmp 0 == if{ (L:test,number) 1 - 0 max (>L:test,number) (L:fmc ped,bool) ! if{ 1 (>L:fmc ped,bool) } }(M:Event) 'RightSingle' scmp 0 == if{ (L:test,number) 1 + 10 min (>L:test,number) (L:fmc ped,bool) if{ 0 (>L:fmc ped,bool) } }When you "rightclick" outside the defined area things go wrong!Jan"Beatus ille qui procul negotiis..."

[taguilo 33]

>> Yeah, those are the right ones! I was focused on the and didn't notice to change it for :-hmmm Tom

[phjvh 0]

Yom,Totally different question:The AP ATT HOLD function.When does it works?Do you have to set yawdamper and autocoord off or must the acft.cfg default pitch and bank etc. be changed?When i put att hold on, it goes immediatly off.Jan"Beatus ille qui procul negotiis..."

[taguilo 33]

Jan,I've never used AP ATT HOLD function so far, so I don't know how it behaves, sorry. :-( Tom

[phjvh 0]

Tom,I 'll make it a new item..Jan"Beatus ille qui procul negotiis..."