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

[Carolyn MacLeod <Carolyn_MacLeod@xxxxxxxxxx>]

1. You could consider using a Tracker,
perhaps. Might not be exactly what you want, but it might work well for
your purpose.
2. setMinimumSize for Shell was introduced
in 3.1.  The latest integration build of eclipse seems pretty stable
(ignore the red x).

Good luck!
Carolyn

Brian Al Saadi <brian.alsaadi@xxxxxxxxx>
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11/25/2004 01:15 PM

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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)
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    {
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>         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");
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>         }
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    }
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         });
>  </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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