I read that. Early read this example too
http://www.mail-archive.com/qooxdoo-devel@lists.sourceforge.net/msg27791.html
I figure my code must be similar. I procede to trial-and-error
I try all variants
list1.fireEvent("dblclick", qx.event.type.Mouse, [{}, list1, list1, false,
true]);
list1.fireEve
rsantiagopaz schrieb:
> thank you Daniel.
>
> About 2, yes, I know how work with that variant.
> My objective with this simplified example is to learn work correctly with
> all fireEvents, and particularly learn to avoid this error in dblclick, for
> example. I figure I must use the 'args' third p
thank you Daniel.
About 2, yes, I know how work with that variant.
My objective with this simplified example is to learn work correctly with
all fireEvents, and particularly learn to avoid this error in dblclick, for
example. I figure I must use the 'args' third parameter to initialize the
Mouse
Hi,
rsantiagopaz schrieb:
> with this little example I need ask 2 questions:
>
> 1) First, you must double-click in all 15 items from the first list.
> Observe the behavior. Why second and third list have different behavior?
>
> Is only for curiosity. I was a problem until I detect this little e
with this little example I need ask 2 questions:
1) First, you must double-click in all 15 items from the first list.
Observe the behavior. Why second and third list have different behavior?
Is only for curiosity. I was a problem until I detect this little extrange
behavior.
2) What is the cor
