[17 Jun 2009] Feature Requests
Posted: Sat Jun 13, 2020 5:32 pm
Note: This is an archived post that was originally sent to the Hollywood mailing list on Wed, 17 Jun 2009 02:03:14 -0000
Hi Andreas,
Here are a few feature requests:
*Catch double-click events. Sure this can already be accomplished in Hollywood (kind of) using Time Measurement or Timeout functions, but this does not respect what the user has set in the system prefs for the interval between clicks in order to trigger a double-click event.
*Define drag area for borderless windows.
*Copy to and read from the system clipboard (including access to any clipboard units that are available). This can already be done through DOS in OS4---and probably other flavors of Amiga OS (I'm just not sure about it)---using "C:Clip"; but it would be nice to have this handled within Hollywood so that it could be used on any OS for which the app is compiled.
*Some way of having Hollywood apps communicate with each other (sending and receiving commands). This can be done through SendRexxCommand(), but this is limitted to operating systems that support it.
That's all for now. . .I think.
Thanks,
Hi Andreas,
Here are a few feature requests:
*Catch double-click events. Sure this can already be accomplished in Hollywood (kind of) using Time Measurement or Timeout functions, but this does not respect what the user has set in the system prefs for the interval between clicks in order to trigger a double-click event.
*Define drag area for borderless windows.
*Copy to and read from the system clipboard (including access to any clipboard units that are available). This can already be done through DOS in OS4---and probably other flavors of Amiga OS (I'm just not sure about it)---using "C:Clip"; but it would be nice to have this handled within Hollywood so that it could be used on any OS for which the app is compiled.
*Some way of having Hollywood apps communicate with each other (sending and receiving commands). This can be done through SendRexxCommand(), but this is limitted to operating systems that support it.
That's all for now. . .I think.
Thanks,