Detect if a pane is reizised

[Terence Young]

Hi,

Have you tried trapping for the evDragfinished or evDrag event behind the field objects?  You can also trap these in the window’s $control method, provided you didn’t trap them in the $event method behind the actual objects/fields with out including a pass to next handler option.

Once trapped, you can compare the $class object size verses the intantiated window object size.

terry


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On Feb 27, 2015, at 12:21 PM, Scotte Meredith <spomacguy at gmail.com> wrote:

> Kelly Burgess has an external, Dragster, that allows you to track these things. You can call a procedure to smoothly set everything to update as you are doing the dragging, rather than just when you finish the resizing, as with evResized.
> 
> http://kellyb.com/ExternalsList.html
> 
> 
>> On Feb 27, 2015, at 9:57 AM, KRIS GEERTS <kjtgeerts at gmail.com> wrote:
>> 
>> Thanks Michael ,
>> 
>> But I’m afraid that I did not put the question very clear .
>> Its not the resizing of the window I want to know but of the pane in a window.
>> If I resize the window it is clear to me …
>> 
>> so lets say I have a window with two panes one with 
>> 
>> edgefloat kEFposnStatusbar and one with kEFposnclient on .
>> Both have the dragborder set to on .
>> 
>> Now I want to trigger if the pane is resized .(without altering the window size)
>> 
>> Thanks
>> 
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