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Help To Capture Treeviewitems Events (clicks & Dblclicks)


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Hi,

I really need help about this, from the Help files it seems the TreeView Items clicks are captured with GUIGetMsg, but im working with a big treeview...

; Need help to capture events on TreeviewItems as Click,DblClick in a better way
; includes
#include <GUIConstants.au3>
;
$myGui=GUICreate("TVI click & DblClick ?",300,400,-1,-1)
$myTreeView=GUICtrlCreateTreeView(10,10,280,350)
; few parent items, Control IDs stored in array
Dim $MainItem[3]
$MainItem[0]=GUICtrlCreateTreeViewItem("Item1",$myTreeView)
$MainItem[1]=GUICtrlCreateTreeViewItem("Item2",$myTreeView)
$MainItem[2]=GUICtrlCreateTreeViewItem("Item3",$myTreeView)
; lots of subitems, Control IDs stored in array
$MaxSubItems=300
Dim $SubItems[$MaxSubItems]

For $i=0 to $MaxSubItems-1
    $r=Random(0,2,1); from 0 to 2 and return an Int
    $SubItems[$i]=GUICtrlCreateTreeViewItem("SubItem "&$i,$MainItem[$r])
Next
GUISetState(@SW_SHOW,$myGui)

; Main event loop
While 1
    $msg = GUIGetMsg()
    If $msg = $GUI_EVENT_CLOSE Then ExitLoop
; Now i want to capture a click on a subitem...
    For $i=0 to $MaxSubItems-1
        If $msg=$SubItems[$i] Then ItemClicked($i)
    Next
Wend

Func ItemClicked($ItemNumber)
    MsgBox (0,"","SubItem "&$ItemNumber&" clicked !")
EndFunc

If $MaxSubItems=300 then it's fast enought to capture the event, but try $MaxSubItems=3000 (or more if you have a faster cpu than mine),

Sure, a treeview with 3000 subitems is a rare thing but i would have an alternative way to capture the selected subitems (because i may have also more controls in my gui) and i need it to return the CtrlID of the clicked subitems, i will also need to capture a doubleClick on a Subitem.

Any ideas ?

Thx.

ps: Nice community by the way :think:

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In link from Valuater search function GUIRegisterMsg(), it's core of solution ...

Thanks guys, yes i knew i need to use these Win32 API messages thingy...im really a noob at it but i would learn it because it looks really intersting. :think:

Where could i find tutorials and desciptions of API messages ? (googled on MS website with no result)

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Thanks guys, yes i knew i need to use these Win32 API messages thingy...im really a noob at it but i would learn it because it looks really intersting. :think:

Where could i find tutorials and desciptions of API messages ? (googled on MS website with no result)

See my post: Win32 API documentation

EDIT:

And at MSDN is online documentation for all that Win32 API stuff

type name of desired API function into Search edit for detailed info...

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See my post: Win32 API documentation

EDIT:

And at MSDN is online documentation for all that Win32 API stuff

type name of desired API function into Search edit for detailed info...

Yes, thanks :think:

After many search, i also found this:

http://www.microsoft.com/msdownload/platfo...FULLInstall.htm

Free download and you dont need Visual Studio install :)

Edit: if you install it, you will find in C:\Program Files\Microsoft Platform SDK for Windows XP SP2\Include

all the .h files with constants in, im gonna write my own includes with all needed constants, maybe someone did it, i dunno :(

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Yes, thanks :think:

After many search, i also found this:

http://www.microsoft.com/msdownload/platfo...FULLInstall.htm

Free download and you dont need Visual Studio install :)

Edit: if you install it, you will find in C:\Program Files\Microsoft Platform SDK for Windows XP SP2\Include

all the .h files with constants in, im gonna write my own includes with all needed constants, maybe someone did it, i dunno :(

One way to find out, when you find your constants, do a search for them like this: $Constant1+$Constant2+$Constant3, That will tell you if your doing all the work for practice or not ;)

Common sense plays a role in the basics of understanding AutoIt... If you're lacking in that, do us all a favor, and step away from the computer.

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