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Gustavo Ortega
Hi guys,
This might be an already answered question, but I was wondering if there is
a way to catch the Mouse Move and the KeyPress events if a have a MDI window
because it doesn't fire these events (for instance, if I don't have any
child form... just the main container). On the other hand, if there is a way
to know if an application gets out of an idle state. I know how to control
the Application.Idle method and attach it with a handler to method that
should be triggered before having an idle state, but I don't see how to
manage it if the application is receiving interaction from the user again
and I want to reset a timer (for example). Any help or ideas would be
appreciated.
Thanks,
Gustavo Ortega
Software Engineer
University of CR
This might be an already answered question, but I was wondering if there is
a way to catch the Mouse Move and the KeyPress events if a have a MDI window
because it doesn't fire these events (for instance, if I don't have any
child form... just the main container). On the other hand, if there is a way
to know if an application gets out of an idle state. I know how to control
the Application.Idle method and attach it with a handler to method that
should be triggered before having an idle state, but I don't see how to
manage it if the application is receiving interaction from the user again
and I want to reset a timer (for example). Any help or ideas would be
appreciated.
Thanks,
Gustavo Ortega
Software Engineer
University of CR