Event case missing mouse events on active-x component

I am using a Treeview and capturing selections in the tree using mouse events (event structure). I have a problem where approx 3 out of 15 mouse events are not actioned by the event structure - has anyone else had this problem or is there any suggestions?
Thanks.

Could you post a copy of your code that demonstates this?
I have experimented with this control and its events.
We may be able to help if we have soething to look at.
Ben
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A Dynamic Event is a filtered event? Is this why "Lock front panel until the event case for this event completes" is not shown on Edit Event window dialog? I use Dynamic Event so I can subvi the event structure.
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richjoh wrote:
Thx, Ben that fixed the problem when I unchecked "Lock panel...".
So it appears LV locks the panel during runtime once the Dynamic Reg Events is on BD and it doesn't matter if your case to handle the Reg Events is created or NOT... interesting. That's why my mouse persisted to "freeze up" although I deleted the case for my FP array.
Its situation like what you described that has given me many insights into how LV actually works. In one of my bbuggy VI's I found that a class wire can run a million miles through multiple sub-VI queues etc but the data itself is only touched when it has to be touched. in my case it was a crash while trying to write bogus class dat to a TDMS file.
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This is how it look in the block diagram:
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========start==========
package test.lib;
import java.awt.*;
import javax.swing.*;
* This type was generated by a SmartGuide.
public class TestCustLib extends JFrame {
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     private JButton ivjJButton1 = null;
class IvjEventHandler implements java.awt.event.FocusListener {
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* TestCustLib constructor comment.
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* TestCustLib constructor comment.
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Outlook 2010 subscribed internet calendar recurring event problem -- missing recurring events

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Is it possible to set up an event case to occur on a right-click down when the cursor is over an image? If so, please post details.
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Yes, I think the event case for Mouse Down has a property (I think it is actually called the data node, but it is the drop down that appears on the left side of the event case) called Button which tells you which button was pressed. Also, you can get the mouse coordinates from the event case data node and calculate whether or not the mouse was within the picture frame. Hope this helps. I don't have Labview, right now, so I can't create an example.

Mouse events during Thread.sleep

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I have an applet .
I have a alghoritm simulator.
Everytime I find a solution I call the method Thread.sleep .
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All UI events (such as mouse events) occur on the event dispatch thread (EDT).
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I'm not sure what your sleep is trying to do but you need to manage your threads a little more carefully. For instance, any time consuming process which is invoked as a result of a UI event needs to be fired on a new thread to prevent the UI freezing. The fun starts when you have to update the UI as a result of that process, because you should then hook back onto the EDT to avoid the risk of deadlock.
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I would like to reduce the number of event case of the event structure in my main VI. E.g. I would like to have pop up window with a table when the user double click a table row. Nothing more simple than this: add a case to the event structure trigger by double clicking the table, read the table row ... But in my main VI I would have lots of them and the event structure gets crowded with minor tasks. One solution is using XControls. But is there any other recomended way to handle selected events separatly from the event structure in the main VI?
to clarify: I don't want to distribute the whole event structure. (In this case the code would not be maintainable) But I would like to handle certain context specific events in a differnt place. If I have them all in the main VI the drop down list of the events in the event structure exceeds the windows size and the program becomes difficult to maintain because one looses the overview.

"Strictly forbidden" is not true. But highly not recommended. The reason is simple:
1. Code can react unpredictable. Dennis already stated some things about that in your linked thread.
2. Code is not readable and therefore not maintainable. Each event source should have only one event structure for its events. Since the UI is a single source, events from there should be captured in a single event structure. It is recommended to use this event structure as producer in a producer/consumer design pattern in order not to block the events.
3. You will most propably need timeouts in your event structure which completly negates the advantage of event driven programming. Either use event driven programming or stay at polling. Do not mix (most of all because of maintenance).
Regarding your "advantages" you listed:
- Clustering reduces readability in therefore should never be done. Additionally, it requires timeout cases in most places which is not recommended.
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Please see attached example. Since i am not used to program with more than one event structure (except if i have different dedicated event sources), the example is "constructed" and therefore may lack of "realism". Nevertheless, it shows some issues which might occur:
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- In order to keep the UI responsive, FuncB is configured not to block the UI. But this is no solution: Press FuncB (on page 2) and the change to page 1 and press FuncA. Additionally, press FuncC. What happens? Just to mess things up, press Stop as well......do this combination several times. It is possible that only the lower loop is finished and the VI is still running even if Stop has been pressed.
Please note everyone that the attached example shoudl strictly be seen as "NEVER DO IT LIKE THIS". This is a negative example and shows the approach which is not recommended by any means!
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Register mouse events

Hello,
I just wanted to ask if there is an easy way to obtain mouse events (such as mouse down, scroll wheel etc.) within an event structure (as it is possible with the keyboard). Now I'm using a while loop to continuously acquire the mouse state. It would be much more convenient however if I could use events to detect the mouse state.
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WernerGobel wrote:
Hi Nishant,
unfortunately, there is no option for mouse events under <this vi>, only keyboard. Do I have to install an additional package?
Regarding my application:
With the mouse scroll-wheel I want to interactively scale analog output data, i.e.: when I scroll in one direction data for an analog output task is multiplied by a specific value and given to the AO write vi (upscaled), when I scroll in the other direction the data is divided (downscaled).
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Look for pane (or control events) they have mouse events.
I haven't tested the scroll wheel, looking at your code I would register for the mouse move event as soon as a mouse down event is happening as I have shown in my nugget.
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Save as previous version causes events to disappear in event structure

I am using 2009 and I am trying to save a VI as previous version...saved it in 8.6, 8.5,8.2 and 8.0.
I mass compiled the Main VI in 8.6 and tried to open it. I get about 30 errors one for each event case and the event structure has no events added.
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This was reported to R&D (# 194525) for further investigation. A possible workaround for this issue is to save the VI to LabVIEW 8.6 and then save it to the various versions you wish to save the VI to. Also, another workaround is to manually re-enter the event specifiers to your cases.
When I saved the VI from LabVIEW 2009 to 8.2, the only thing that seemed to be out of place was the event specifiers. You can re-configure these by right-clicking on the event structure and selecting "Edit Events Handled by This Case...". Also, when I first saved the VI to LabVIEW 8.6 and then to LabVIEW 8.2, everything seemed to be in order.
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Allowing Mouse Events to "Fall Through" When Window Activated

I'm implementing a "tool pallette" in my application (much like tools in an application like Photoshop) and I want the user to be able to immediately click on options on this pallete without having to make the window active. Since Swing doesn't have an explicit "Pallete" window that would give this to me for free, I'm assuming I need to subclass JDialog to make this happen.
Even if window activation still must happen, it's crucial that the user only needs to click once to press the button on an inactive window.
I know I can detect WindowEvents like WINDOW_ACTIVATED by simply adding my own window listener, but I don't know how I'd go about having mouse events "fall through" the window listeners and cause the appropriate action on the underlying component. It's almost as if I need to tell the window itself to listen for nothing.
I thought glass planes may be the answer, but that doesn't seem to be what's preventing the intial click in an inactive window from falling through to the underlying component.
Any thoughts, comments, or experiences regarding this are greatly appreciated!

Such a simple solution to such a perplexing problem. You are absolutely right. It turns out I was experience a bug in my particular L&F. Trying this with the Windows L&F proves that simply changing from JWindow to a non-modal JDialog works. Now I'll have to go about getting the bug fixed in the MacOSX (Aqua) L&F so I have equivalent behavior across all our supported platforms.
Thanks for the quick response.

Mouse Events "Falling Through" During Window Activation

I'm implementing a "tool pallette" in my application (much like tools in an application like Photoshop) and I want the user to be able to immediately click on options on this pallete without having to make the window active. Since Swing doesn't have an explicit "Pallete" window that would give this to me for free, I'm assuming I need to subclass JDialog to make this happen.
Even if window activation still must happen, it's crucial that the user only needs to click once to press the button on an inactive window.
I know I can detect WindowEvents like WINDOW_ACTIVATED by simply adding my own window listener, but I don't know how I'd go about having mouse events "fall through" the window listeners and cause the appropriate action on the underlying component. It's almost as if I need to tell the window itself to listen for nothing.
I thought glass planes may be the answer, but that doesn't seem to be what's preventing the intial click in an inactive window from falling through to the underlying component.
Any thoughts, comments, or experiences regarding this are greatly appreciated!

The solution to this problem was posted in the Swing forum. Turns out to be a simple difference of JWindow and JDialog, but a difference I wasn't seeing under all L&Fs (i.e., Windows L&F handles JDialog properly, MacOSX (Aqua) L&F seems to treat it like any other window... I've filed a bug with them).

Photos in library missing from Events? I have a solution

This is a continuation from an answered question here: https://discussions.apple.com/message/15830476#15830476, but with a new twist and a solution that I found myself. Hope it helps others:
After doing a corrupt library rebuild, I noticed some photos missing from events but still existing in the library. Read the above discussion for full background then come back if you'd like.
I found photos that I could see in "Photo" view but could not see in "Events" view. I even chose one particular photo by filename. When I searched for it while in "events" view, it appeared as the sole result but it did not have an event name above it like it should have (check this by searching for a photo by name while in "Events" view). It was just sitting there like a sad eventless orphan. So I grabbed that photo with my mouse pointer and dragged it over to the navigator bar and dropped it on "Events". And this worked! I now had a new event with only that photo in it and the event was named the same name as the photo. Now the photo was magically back in Events. Since this problem was occurring with a lot of photos we took over the last month and they were intermingled by date with other photos taken over the last month (from other cameras or imported from email attachments) that were correctly in "Events", then I went to the photo view, grabbed a whole bunch of photos, many of which were not in an event and some that were, and dragged them over to the "Events" item in the tree and dropped them on it. It gave me a warning like "These photos cannot be in two events at the same time so they will all be moved into a new event" with an option to "Cancel" or "Create". I hit create and oila, I had a new event that graciously adopted all the sad orphan photos and also kidnapped some photos from other events too. I just went in, reorganized them back to proper places (thank goodness they were all recent and there were only 250 or so and not 1000s) and I am happy. Provided this works in the long term, it was an interesting workaround for a bug that I don't know the cause and I'm glad to share with all of you.
By the way, I'm using Snow Leopard and iPhoto 09' with all the lasted software updates on an Intel iMac Core 1 Duo.

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