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How Can i distinguish the mouse click and drag in enterfunction???

jjoon2

HI, Sir 

I have a question about input by mouse click.

I'm using the following function (using enterfunction).

"(command --> Mouse Click X 2 (objects select) --> Auto Property Change )"

But I want to add a new function. 

after entering the command, if you select an area by dragging the mouse rather than clicking the mouse, 

i want to you to do a different action on teh objects in the area.(It's a different behavior than the input through the mouse click.)

So I need to know How can i distinguish the mouse click and drag in enter function.

Please, Can i get some hint?

"(command    --> Mouse Click X 2 (objects select) --> Auto Property Change1

                      --> Mouse drag Input(area select)     --> Auto Property Change2)"

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      • procedure(CCFtestEnter()
    unless(boundp('RoutingAssistanceForm)
        RoutingAssistanceOptionForm()
    )
    ; store some properties on the form to record objects selected
    RoutingAssistanceForm.firstSelection=nil
    RoutingAssistanceForm.firstPoint=nil
    RoutingAssistanceForm.secondSelection=nil
    RoutingAssistanceForm.secondPoint=nil
    enterPoints(
        ?prompts list("First Object" "Second Object")
        ;   ?points list(0:0)
        ?form RoutingAssistanceForm
        ?alwaysMap t
        ?wantPoints 2
        ?initProc "CCFtestFun" ; init / addPoints / delPoints / done
        ?doneProc "CCFtestDone"
        ?addPointProc "CCFtestAddPointProc"
    )
) 

procedure(RoutingAssistanceOptionForm()
    let((tempIndex)
        tempIndex=hiCreateFloatField(
            ?name 'tempIndex
            ?value 10.0
            ?callback "CCFtestprint()"
            ?prompt "RoutingAssistanceOptionForm"
        ) 

        hiCreateAppForm(
            ?name 'RoutingAssistanceForm
            ?formType 'options
            ?buttonLayout 'HideCancelDef
            ?fields list(
                list(tempIndex 0:0 400:30 100)
            ) 
        )  
    ) 
) 

procedure(CCFtestFun(wid)
    geSetEnterFunctionSelectionMode(wid 4)
    t
)

procedure(CCFtestAddPointProc(wid pointList)
    let((newPt selection)
        ; probably want to record the two selections
        newPt=car(last(pointList))
        geSingleSelectPoint(wid nil newPt)
        selection=geGetSelSet()
        if(RoutingAssistanceForm.firstSelection then
            RoutingAssistanceForm.secondSelection=selection
            RoutingAssistanceForm.secondPoint=newPt
        else
            RoutingAssistanceForm.firstSelection=selection
            RoutingAssistanceForm.firstPoint=newPt
        )
    )
)

procedure(CCFtestDone(wid ok pointList)
    printf("FIRST point %L selection %L\n"
	RoutingAssistanceForm.firstSelection
	RoutingAssistanceForm.firstPoint
    )
    printf("SECOND point %L selection %L\n"
	RoutingAssistanceForm.secondSelection
	RoutingAssistanceForm.secondPoint
    )
)

  • You need to load the stroke key functions to define stroke/draw feature
    To the the install path          getInstallPath()

    from your install path go to the stroke directory ( from the dfII go to the path below )
    dfII/etc/sted/


    files needed to load into cadence session
    def.strokes    ( binary file of the stroke definitions )
    defstrokes.il  ( your bindkey definitions )
    sted.env      ( environment stuff )
    stroke.il       ( cadence stuff )

    you will need a command line to bring up the gui to create your stroke keys/definitions
    readme file have the command line to bring up the stroke def gui

    I am not sure how well the stroke functions are supported now, but if you get some practice they are handy.

    Paul

  • in reply to psill00

    If you do a search for stroke in the forum you can see the method to defining the stroke for scripts or cadence functions

    Paul

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