GUI / about moving
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GUI / about moving
Dear All,
is there a difference between Dragable and Moveable ?
why Form is Moveable ? Why Group is Dragable ?
have a good day
Yves
is there a difference between Dragable and Moveable ?
why Form is Moveable ? Why Group is Dragable ?
have a good day
Yves
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Re: GUI / about moving
To my mind (I may be wrong), the main difference between the terms within Dyalog APL (as against common English usage) is what is causing/controlling the repositioning.
Draggable: The "user" (while holding down one of the mouse buttons) DRAGS an object by using a mouse to position the GUI object
Moveable: Whie a GUI object can be MOVED under program control. For example, an animation of ball bouncing around within a box.
Draggable: The "user" (while holding down one of the mouse buttons) DRAGS an object by using a mouse to position the GUI object
Moveable: Whie a GUI object can be MOVED under program control. For example, an animation of ball bouncing around within a box.
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Re: GUI / about moving
I think the answer is that "moveable" is applied to forms (and subforms) because they are top-level objects, while "dragable" applies to everything else.
Moving a form around on the screen is arguablly somewhat different than dragging a button around on a form.
'Move" is also the term that windows uses on the system menu of a form, and the ability to move a form is mixed up with the existence this menu.
Moving a form around on the screen is arguablly somewhat different than dragging a button around on a form.
'Move" is also the term that windows uses on the system menu of a form, and the ability to move a form is mixed up with the existence this menu.
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