detecting a held button 2004-03-05 - By Andreas Weber
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The 'held-button' was really only because someone specifically asked for
this behavior.
I guess in most situations a 'double-click' versus 'single-click' would be
more intuitive for the users.
(the 'held-button' code is changed a bit, the getTimer() is unnecessary)
Find the code for both below.
HTH
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motiondraw.com
// double-click or single-click?
limit = 200;
clicked = 0;
myButton2_mc.onPress = function(){
clicked ++;
if(clicked == 1){
int1 = setInterval(test2, limit)
}
}
myButton2_mc.onRelease = function(){
// whatever
}
function test2(){
if(clicked == 1){
trace('do the one-click thing');
}else{
trace('do the double-click thing');
}
clicked = 0;
clearInterval(int1);
}
// if pressed longer than a certain time
// do something else than if clicked only shortly
limit = 200;
myButton1_mc.onPress = function(){
released = false;
int1 = setInterval(test, limit)
}
myButton1_mc.onRelease = function(){
released = true;
}
function test(){
if(released){
trace('do the short thing');
}else{
trace('do the long thing');
}
clearInterval(int1);
}
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