about Double click button event

[telco]

colc just relax hahaha..

[colc]

kevin8
WTF don't you understand

[B]You can insert [SIZE=20px][COLOR=#c0392b]non-executable[/COLOR][/SIZE] comments into your scripts[/B]

Nothing will happen after

if ClickTime - lastClick < TimePrevious then

AS YOU have COMMENTED it out so no script will run therefore the message box will not appear, if you insert some other code after the "IF Statement" then something will happen unless you again comment it out with "--" double dashes

BY inserting -- into your script at the start of a line it will NOT EXECUTE and go to the next line which is an "end" of the if statement, then set Variables lastClick = ClickTime then end function

DO you understand??

[kevin8]

I am sorry my friend, but YOU should really start READING the manual before asking for help and saying I am only a BEGINNER!!!!!!!!

Comments
You can insert non-executable comments into your scripts to explain and document your code. In a script, any text after two dashes (--) on a line will be ignored. For example:
if ClickTime - lastClick < TimePrevious then
--Dialog.Message('haha', 'Success!') --Delete here?
end

Thank you for your reminder,
I've read the help section on functions, but I don't quite understand the example above
--Dialog.Message('haha', 'Success!')
Cannot run after comment

[colc]

I am sorry my friend, but YOU should really start READING the manual before asking for help and saying I am only a BEGINNER!!!!!!!!

Comments
You can insert non-executable comments into your scripts to explain and document your code. In a script, any text after two dashes (--) on a line will be ignored. For example:
if ClickTime - lastClick < TimePrevious then
--Dialog.Message('haha', 'Success!') --Delete here?
end

[kevin8]

I don't want message box in the function,

dbl_click()
Dialog.Message('haha', 'Success!')

[kevin8]

you can put it even in the global..

function dbl_click()
ClickTime = DLL.CallFunction(_SystemFolder .. '\\winmm.dll', 'timeGetTime', '', DLL_RETURN_TYPE_LONG, DLL_CALL_STDCALL)
if ClickTime - lastClick < TimePrevious then
Dialog.Message('haha', 'Success!') --Delete here?
end
lastClick = ClickTime
end

Button on click

dbl_click()

[telco]

you can put it even in the global..

[kevin8]

add these two lines of code to onpreload for each page ?
——————————————————
TimePrevious = 200
lastClick = 0

[telco]

its good also to add function in global so that you will just call the function on your each btn.


TimePrevious = 200
lastClick = 0


function dbl_click()
ClickTime = DLL.CallFunction(_SystemFolder .. '\\winmm.dll', 'timeGetTime', '', DLL_RETURN_TYPE_LONG, DLL_CALL_STDCALL)
if ClickTime - lastClick < TimePrevious then
Dialog.Message('haha', 'Success!')
end
lastClick = ClickTime
end

Button on click

dbl_click()

[kevin8]

try this:
TimePrevious = 200
lastClick = 0

-----------------------
ClickTime = DLL.CallFunction(_SystemFolder .. '\\winmm.dll', 'timeGetTime', '', DLL_RETURN_TYPE_LONG, DLL_CALL_STDCALL)
if ClickTime - lastClick < TimePrevious then
Dialog.Message('haha', 'Success!')
end
lastClick = ClickTime

thanks telco

TimePrevious = 300
The effect is better

now: My question ,
All buttons must be inserted into the code above. Can you define the code as a function?
I've just learned programming, and I don't know much

[telco]

try this:
TimePrevious = 200
lastClick = 0

-----------------------
ClickTime = DLL.CallFunction(_SystemFolder .. '\\winmm.dll', 'timeGetTime', '', DLL_RETURN_TYPE_LONG, DLL_CALL_STDCALL)
if ClickTime - lastClick < TimePrevious then
Dialog.Message('haha', 'Success!')
end
lastClick = ClickTime

[kevin8]

Each button needs to add the above code.

Is there a more convenient way to double-click

[kevin8]

The problem has been solved



on page preload you must define TimePrevious=0

[kevin8]

Hello everyone,

I see a piece of code in the following post, but it can't run, prompt the following error, welcome any suggestions, thank you in advance

https://forums.indigorose.com/forum/old-versions/autoplay-media-studio-7-5/28148-self-made-double-click-object?p=205051#post205051

ClickTime = DLL.CallFunction(_SystemFolder .. '\\winmm.dll', 'timeGetTime', '', DLL_RETURN_TYPE_LONG, DLL_CALL_STDCALL)
TimeSpace = ClickTime-TimePrevious
if TimeSpace<300 then
--if the time space between two clicks <300 millisecond, then define it as "double-click"then
--(your action here!)
Dialog.Message('haha', 'Success!')
end
TimePrevious=ClickTime
-------on page preload,you must define TimeSpace=0