Talk:User Interface Event Handlers - Revision history

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	How do you use the "onDraw" event? Also, how would one go about learning more about these? Are the code/commands in the config viewer somewhere? (A3) - [~~https://community.bistudio.com/wiki/~~User_talk:DreadedEntity DreadedEntity]		How do you use the "onDraw" event? Also, how would one go about learning more about these? Are the code/commands in the config viewer somewhere? (A3) - [[User_talk:DreadedEntity\|DreadedEntity]]

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	_control = _this select 0;		_control = _this select 0;
	_button = _this select 1;</syntaxhighlight>		_button = _this select 1;</syntaxhighlight>
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Killzone Kid: /* onJoystickButton */ new section

2018-09-04T09:08:08Z

onJoystickButton: new section

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	Does anybody know if onLoad is also a supported parameter for controls in OFP and Arma 2? Arma 3 supports onLoad and presumably onUnload for Controls, but I am unsure if this is also the case for previous titles. --[[User:Tryteyker-\|Tryteyker-]] ([[User talk:Tryteyker-\|talk]]) 18:07, 7 May 2016 (CEST)		Does anybody know if onLoad is also a supported parameter for controls in OFP and Arma 2? Arma 3 supports onLoad and presumably onUnload for Controls, but I am unsure if this is also the case for previous titles. --[[User:Tryteyker-\|Tryteyker-]] ([[User talk:Tryteyker-\|talk]]) 18:07, 7 May 2016 (CEST)

			== onJoystickButton ==

			==== onJoystickButton ====
			* '''Priority:''' 3
			* '''Use on:''' Control
			* '''Fired on:''' Pressing and releasing any joystick button.
			* '''Returns:''' Returns the control and the the pressed button.
			<syntaxhighlight lang="cpp">private ["_control", "_button"];
			_control = _this select 0;
			_button = _this select 1;</syntaxhighlight>
			{{note\|Not present in {{arma2}} or {{arma3}}}}

Tryteyker at 16:07, 7 May 2016

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	I know this wiki supports more than just A3 so I have not directly changed this article, as I am unsure of the standard operating procedure regarding this. I also lack the willpower necessary to open A2, create a tree, and test the return types, and I don't own OFP. - [[User:DreadedEntity\|DreadedEntity]] ([[User talk:DreadedEntity\|talk]]) 04:44, 10 February 2015 (CET)		I know this wiki supports more than just A3 so I have not directly changed this article, as I am unsure of the standard operating procedure regarding this. I also lack the willpower necessary to open A2, create a tree, and test the return types, and I don't own OFP. - [[User:DreadedEntity\|DreadedEntity]] ([[User talk:DreadedEntity\|talk]]) 04:44, 10 February 2015 (CET)

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			Does anybody know if onLoad is also a supported parameter for controls in OFP and Arma 2? Arma 3 supports onLoad and presumably onUnload for Controls, but I am unsure if this is also the case for previous titles. --[[User:Tryteyker-\|Tryteyker-]] ([[User talk:Tryteyker-\|talk]]) 18:07, 7 May 2016 (CEST)

DreadedEntity: /* Tree event handler returns incorrect regarding Arma 3 */ new section

2015-02-10T03:44:11Z

Tree event handler returns incorrect regarding Arma 3: new section

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	Checkout my example for [[drawLine]]. - [[User:Waffle SS.\|Waffle SS.]]		Checkout my example for [[drawLine]]. - [[User:Waffle SS.\|Waffle SS.]]

			== Tree event handler returns incorrect regarding Arma 3 ==

			I have noticed that the event handlers relating to tree controls have incorrect returns in the documentation. I tested a bunch of them and here are my findings:

			onTreeSelChanged - Returns control and path of selection that was changed<br>
			onTreeLButtonDown - Returns control and path of selection that was clicked<br>
			onTreeDblClick - Returns control and path of selection that was double-clicked.
			onTreeExpanded - Returns control and path of selection that was changed<br>
			onTreeCollapsed - Returns control and path of selection that was changed<br>

			Additionally, if multiple event handlers are in effect, all will fire if their conditions are met. eg. "onTreeDblClick" will also trigger "onTreeExpanded/Collapsed", and "onTreeDblClick" will result in "onTreeLButtonDown" twice. This is not specific to event handlers that affect trees. The previously listed event handlers will also fire when using "onMouseButtonDown/Up/Click/DblClick"

			I know this wiki supports more than just A3 so I have not directly changed this article, as I am unsure of the standard operating procedure regarding this. I also lack the willpower necessary to open A2, create a tree, and test the return types, and I don't own OFP. - [[User:DreadedEntity\|DreadedEntity]] ([[User talk:DreadedEntity\|talk]]) 04:44, 10 February 2015 (CET)

Waffle SS.: Answered "onDraw" event handler question

2014-12-27T21:21:38Z

Answered "onDraw" event handler question

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	How do you use the "onDraw" event? Also, how would one go about learning more about these? Are the code/commands in the config viewer somewhere? (A3) - [https://community.bistudio.com/wiki/User_talk:DreadedEntity DreadedEntity]		How do you use the "onDraw" event? Also, how would one go about learning more about these? Are the code/commands in the config viewer somewhere? (A3) - [https://community.bistudio.com/wiki/User_talk:DreadedEntity DreadedEntity]


			Checkout my example for [[drawLine]]. - [[User:Waffle SS.\|Waffle SS.]]

DreadedEntity at 01:31, 9 December 2014

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	(findDisplay 46) displayAddEventHandler ["MouseMoving", myhandler];		(findDisplay 46) displayAddEventHandler ["MouseMoving", myhandler];
	[[User:Worldeater\|Worldeater]] 20:55, 10 October 2010 (CEST)		[[User:Worldeater\|Worldeater]] 20:55, 10 October 2010 (CEST)

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			How do you use the "onDraw" event? Also, how would one go about learning more about these? Are the code/commands in the config viewer somewhere? (A3) - [https://community.bistudio.com/wiki/User_talk:DreadedEntity DreadedEntity]

Worldeater: Possible use for the values returned by the "onMouseMoving" event of a display

2010-10-10T18:55:27Z

Possible use for the values returned by the "onMouseMoving" event of a display

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The values returned by the "onMouseMoving" event of a display are most probably not "some kind of x and y delta position" but rotation angles. Treating these values as azimuth and elevation and applying them to, let's say, a camera results in a perfectly smooth camera movement:

mycam = "camera" camCreate (player modelToWorld [0, -5, 3]);
mycam setDir getDir player;
mycam cameraEffect ["INTERNAL", "BACK"];
showCinemaBorder false;
ax = 0;
ay = getDir player;
myhandler = '
ax = ax + (_this select 2);
ay = ay + (_this select 1);
_cx = cos -ax; _cy = cos -ay;
_sx = sin -ax; _sy = sin -ay;
mycam setVectorDirAndUp [
[_cx * -_sy, _cx * _cy, _sx],
[_sx * _sy, -_sx * _cy, _cx]
];
';
(findDisplay 46) displayAddEventHandler ["MouseMoving", myhandler];
[[User:Worldeater|Worldeater]] 20:55, 10 October 2010 (CEST)