Re: [platform-swt-dev] Mouse resize listener

[Brian Al Saadi <brian.alsaadi@xxxxxxxxx>]

Thanks Steve

1. So I wonder is there a work around to what I wanna do. Meaning
getting the last resize event only ..
2. Also I read somewhere that there is a setMinimumSize() method for
the shell. But I couldnt find it in version 3.0.1
please advise to where I can find this method
 
Thank you


On Thu, 25 Nov 2004 11:59:14 -0500, Steve Northover
<steve_northover@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
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> This won't work because you only get mouse events in the client area.  When
> you double click, Windows maximizes your shell and leaves an outstanding
> mouse up that your application sees. 
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> Hello
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>  Im trying to catch a resize event of my application. The problem is
>  that I get many resize events while I only need the last one, i.e the
>  last event fired when my mouse is up. So I tried having a global
>  boolean variable that is set to true when I get a control resize
>  event. Also I have a MouseListener
>  
>  <code>
>  shell.addMouseListener(new MouseAdapter(){
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>                                                                     public
> void mouseUp(MouseEvent me)
>                                                                     {
>                                                                             
>         System.out.println("mouseUp");
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>         if(resizing)
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>         {
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>                          resizing = false;
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>                          System.out.println("Do the magic");
>                                                                             
>         }
>                                                                     }
>                                                    });
>  </code> 
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>  The problem is that the "mouseUp" sentence is not written to the
>  screen when I drag the border and release the mouse. But when I double
>  click on the title bar of the shell I get the MouseUp event...
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>  Any suggestions
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>  Thanks
>  Brian
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