PANEL event problem

Posted By: Aku_Aku

PANEL event problem - 04/04/14 19:56

I have created a panel with pan_create statement.
I have set its event like this:

Code:

new_panel.event = pan_event_handler;

I've created the function like this:

Code:

function pan_event_handler() {
	if (event_type == EVENT_RELEASE) {
		printf("EVENT_RELEASE");
	}
	if (event_type == EVENT_CLICK) {
		printf("EVENT_CLICK");
	}
	if(is(my,ENABLE_CLICK))
		printf("ENABLE_CLICK ON");
	else
		printf("ENABLE_CLICK OFF");
}

I inserted the third if into the code, because i was curious am i able to get the state of the panel.
The "EVENT_CLICK" message appeared, but i was shocked when the program aborted with E1513 at that statement.
I was sure i can use the my pointer here, but the message suggests to me it is not true.
Please, help me i would like to get the state of the panel, how should i do that?

Posted By: Superku

Re: PANEL event problem - 04/04/14 20:11

See here: http://www.conitec.net/beta/apanel-on_click.htm
Use (PANEL* panel) as a function argument and then you can use panel instead of my for various operations/ checks.
Keep in mind that ENABLE_CLICK is an emask flag, not an eflags. The is() macro only works for eflags, you have to check ENABLE_CLICK manually:

if(panel.emask & ENABLE_CLICK) ...

Posted By: Aku_Aku

Re: PANEL event problem - 04/04/14 20:21

Superku thanks for your quick problem-solving answer.
Really, i forgot to use the function argument.
Apart to that, that is also good you reminded me the ENABLE_CLICK is an emask flag.