RE: Re: [wxperl-users] Wx::DropTarget -> OnDragOver

[Marco T. <wx...@so...>]

sorry for the delay, had to do other stuff.
hope you still remember.

i worked so long on my explanation, but looks like it was still not
clear enough. well, here with a code example:

sub OnDragOver
{
	my ($this, $x, $y, $ret) = @_;

	if($ret == wxDragNone)    { print "wxDragNone\n"; }
	elsif($ret == wxDragCopy) { print "wxDragCopy\n"; }
	elsif($ret == wxDragMove) { print "wxDragMove\n"; }
	else                      { print "strainge!!\n"; }
}

i always get wxDragNone.
doesn't matter wich state the SHIFT or CONTROL keys have.

i expect different returns.
but don't know what i should get at which key states. (????)

so i asked for an explanation why i always get wxDragNone (mistake
from my side?)  and how i can get if the CONTROL key is pressed
(because i only have to differentiate between copy and move...)

greetings&hope this time it's clearer
Marco

>> for wxDragResult the docs tell me that OnDragOver:
>> Returns the desired operation or wxDragNone.
>> -> Determined by SHIFT or CONTROL key states.
>
>> because of this, i expect this return values:
>> -> "wxDragCopy" if i press "Control"
>> -> "wxDragMove" if i press no key or "Shift"
>> -> "wxDragNone" never
>                  ^^^^^
>             well it is returned if you want to reject the operation
>
>> can someone bring light into my darkness and explain me in which
>> situation which value should be returned?
>This is to give feedback to the user. This value will be returned
>from DoDragDrop when the data is dropped.
>
>> or why wxPerl/wxWindows always returns "wxDragNone"? i mean
>> "wxDragResult" should follow the key states...
>? where does it return wxDragNone?
>
>> respectively, i just wish to differentiate between "wxDragCopy" and
>> "wxDragMove" and wish to know if "Control" is pressed.
>> How can i get this information?
>use the fourth parameter to OnDragOver
>----
>Suggested value for return value. Determined by SHIFT or CONTROL key states.
>----