Double Click Mouse Event in Tkinter
Creating a Windows application: mouse event has a conflict when there is also a binding to the event. It seems like a silly oversight that performing a double click will also initiate the single click action. Has anyone figured out a way to circumvent this problem? Right now I am making the Double click function undo the action my Single click function does, but this is very annoying, especially since the action that is bound to the Single click flashes for a second. -- http://mail.python.org/mailman/listinfo/python-list
Double Click mouse event problems
I tried to post this a few seconds ago and isn't showing. My apologies if it posts twice. I am creating a Windows application: The mouse event has a conflict when the event also has a binding. Double clicks will first perform the single click action. This seems a little silly. Anyone know how to circumvent this? Right now I am having the function that is bound to the double click event undo the action the single click event performs. This is annoying and it flashes the single click event for a split second before the double click takes over. -- http://mail.python.org/mailman/listinfo/python-list
Double Click mouse event problems
I am creating a Windows application: The mouse event has a conflict when the event also has a binding. Double clicks will first perform the single click action. This seems a little silly. Anyone know how to circumvent this? Right now I am having the function that is bound to the double click event undo the action the single click event performs. This is annoying and it flashes the single click event for a split second before the double click takes over. -- http://mail.python.org/mailman/listinfo/python-list
Re: Double Click mouse event problems
Thank you very much. Adding in a timer delay is a good fake out. I guess I always considered a double-click to be one distinct behavior aside from the single click. I have rarely seen where a double-click action engaged an object without single clicks to select the object. For example, the Window's file manager allows you to Ctrl-click select two files and double click to launch both files. So I don't expect distinct behaviors from Button-1-Down and Button-1-Up, but I guess I do expect them from a double and single click. No matter, I'll try the delay. This should work reasonably well. -- http://mail.python.org/mailman/listinfo/python-list
