NAME
Win32::GUI::Reference::Events - Common Events
DESCRIPTION
The events documented on this page are applicable to most windows and controls.
EVENTS
Char
Char()
[TBD]
Click
Click()
[TBD]
DblClick
DblClick()
[TBD]
DblRightClick
DblRightClick()
[TBD]
DropFiles
DropFiles(DROP)
Sent when the window receives dropped files. To enable a window to be a target for files dragged from a shell window, you must set the window's -acceptfiles option or call $win->AcceptFiles(1) on the window (See AcceptFiles()). The DROP parameter is either * a Win32 drop handle (see MSDN) or a Win32::GUI::DropFiles object if you have done use Win32::GUI::DropFiles; somewhere in your code.
GotFocus
GotFocus()
[TBD]
KeyDown
KeyDown()
[TBD]
KeyUp
KeyUp()
[TBD]
LostFocus
LostFocus()
[TBD]
MouseDblClick
MouseDblClick()
[TBD]
MouseDown
MouseDown()
[TBD]
MouseMiddleDblClick
MouseMiddleDblClick()
[TBD]
MouseMiddleDown
MouseMiddleDown()
[TBD]
MouseMiddleUp
MouseMiddleUp()
[TBD]
MouseMove
MouseMove()
[TBD]
MouseOut
MouseOut()
[TBD]
MouseOver
MouseOver()
[TBD]
MouseRightDblClick
MouseRightDblClick()
[TBD]
MouseRightDown
MouseRightDown()
[TBD]
MouseRightUp
MouseRightUp()
[TBD]
MouseUp
MouseUp()
[TBD]
RightClick
RightClick()
[TBD]
Timer
Timer()
Sent when a Win32::GUI::Timer object reaches its ELAPSEd time. For OEM the event is names $name_Timer. For NEM the subroutine called is set with the parent window's -onTimer option. There are 2 arguments passed to the NEM event handler:
the first is the parent window object, and the second is the timer's
name.VERSION
Documentation for Win32::GUI v1.14 created 01 Jun 2017
This document is autogenerated by the build process. Edits made here will be lost. Edit docs/GUI/Reference/Events.pod instead.
SUPPORT
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COPYRIGHT and LICENCE
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