M Marc De Loose Member Licensed User Longtime User Yesterday at 2:07 PM #1 How can I capture when the mouse wheel is used? I suppose I need to fire some kind of event. Is it done with the JavaObject internal library?
How can I capture when the mouse wheel is used? I suppose I need to fire some kind of event. Is it done with the JavaObject internal library?
J JohnJ Member Licensed User Longtime User Yesterday at 2:14 PM #2 Marc De Loose said: How can I capture when the mouse wheel is used? I suppose I need to fire some kind of event. Is it done with the JavaObject internal library? Click to expand... How to 'read' mouse wheel rotation? I am using a canvas to draw figures I would like to perform a zoom function using the mouse wheel How to 'read' the scrolling of the mouse wheel on a canvas? www.b4x.com Upvote 0
Marc De Loose said: How can I capture when the mouse wheel is used? I suppose I need to fire some kind of event. Is it done with the JavaObject internal library? Click to expand... How to 'read' mouse wheel rotation? I am using a canvas to draw figures I would like to perform a zoom function using the mouse wheel How to 'read' the scrolling of the mouse wheel on a canvas? www.b4x.com
M Marc De Loose Member Licensed User Longtime User Yesterday at 2:37 PM #3 Yes I saw this library but it seems we need to use the JavaObject library. I dont see an example using that library. Upvote 0
Yes I saw this library but it seems we need to use the JavaObject library. I dont see an example using that library.
klaus Expert Licensed User Longtime User Yesterday at 3:53 PM #4 Marc De Loose said: Yes I saw this library but it seems we need to use the JavaObject library. Click to expand... Why do you absolutely want to use the JavaObject library ? The in the link works. Upvote 0
Marc De Loose said: Yes I saw this library but it seems we need to use the JavaObject library. Click to expand... Why do you absolutely want to use the JavaObject library ? The in the link works.
M Marc De Loose Member Licensed User Longtime User Yesterday at 4:34 PM #5 klaus said: Why do you absolutely want to use the JavaObject library ? The in the link works. Click to expand... No reason. I just looked at the first post of the jReflector library and it was reading: "I already converted this library but I wasn't going to bother posting it as we have the JavaObject library" Click to expand... THats all. Upvote 0
klaus said: Why do you absolutely want to use the JavaObject library ? The in the link works. Click to expand... No reason. I just looked at the first post of the jReflector library and it was reading: "I already converted this library but I wasn't going to bother posting it as we have the JavaObject library" Click to expand... THats all.