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[REBOL] Re: windows events

From: cyphre:volny:cz at: 5-Sep-2001 10:48

Hi Gregg, ----- Original Message ----- From: "Gregg Irwin" <[greggirwin--starband--net]> To: <[rebol-list--rebol--com]> Sent: Thursday, October 04, 2001 7:08 PM Subject: [REBOL] Re: windows events
> Hi Cyphre, > > << insert-event-func func [face event][probe event/type return event] > view layout [button "hello"] > > I hope this explains all the magic ;) > Don't forget to always 'return event' else your rebol will hangs! >> > > That's great! Now, you also need to use remove-event-func, right? Are
there
> any good examples of how to use these effectively and robustly ( > inserting/removing/finding event functions) or using them in other than a > global manner? For example, the source for insert-event-func looks like > this: >
try this: my-func: func [f e][probe e/type return e] view layout [ button 200x20 "insert my-func" [if not find system/view/screen-face/feel/event-funcs :my-func [ insert-event-func :my-func ] ] button 200x20 "remove my-func" [remove-event-func :my-func] ]
> Which shows them being inserted into > system/view/screen-face/feel/event-funcs. Are there any known examples of > using them with other faces? I didn't see any other feel items (from a
quick
> check) that contained event-funcs. >
As I know, these event-funcs are used for creating custom event handlers. They are always on top of the event-tree(in the highest face - screen-face). You can use it for manging/filtering events that are comming into the active screen-face(window). Here is example(not so much useful but could explain the possibilities of the event-handlers) of little keyboard handler and event filter: ----------------------------------------------------------------------- face-over: none kb-handler: func [f e][ switch e/key [ #"^[" [ remove-event-func :kb-handler remove-event-func :event-filter unview f return none ] ] if e/key [b/text: e/key show b] return e ] event-filter: func [f e][ if all [e/type = 'down face-over = "forbidden button"][ return none ] face-over: none return e ] insert-event-func :kb-handler insert-event-func :event-filter view layout [ across text "pressed key:" b: banner 80x30 "" below button "normal button" [] button "filtered button" with [ feel: make feel [ detect: func [f e][ if e/type = 'move [face-over: "forbidden button"] ] ] ] text "press 'ESC' key to exit" ] ---------------------------------------------------------------- regards, Cyphre