Re: [Wxlua-users] Thinger. A DX7 editor for SysEx data transfer to DX7, FS1R etc.

[The D. <the...@bl...>]

I had a go with that code, but it doesn't solve the problem. What if I wanted to right-click that button? or double-click? Getting a standard button-click to call a common function isn't the problem, I can do that and have already used it in the Thinger script, as well as a careful set of valid ID's which is the foundation the whole thing rests on.

I'll look into that FRAME:GetEventHandler():ProcessEvent(event) which looks likely enough, judging by the manual, though I can't yet follow it, it seems adrift without context so far... If you have a small but complete code that would be a great help to start. I'll try adding it to the ones I have but I doubt I can do it as fast or as easily as you can. Anything that works, even if it doesn't directly answer the need, is immensely useful, it is the fastest way I can learn from this, not least cos I like to play with it to see what else works and that gives me new answers to questions I might well never need to ask.

Thanks for the Frame:Close() tip, I forgot that, either from something you said before, or something I found l;ast night and lost in an unsaved copy, and you just saved me some time finding it again. :) I can't remember where I bumped into that before but I tried it and it worked, and I found this morning that I didn't have it anymore.

About propagation, I think it would solve this. The description of the process seems to indicate that it's exactly what I need, though anything that can link all types of mouse click to a single handler will do.