Description
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Gets the number of the last
button pressed in a toolbar, and a relative time (tick) at which the touch or
click occurred. |
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Parameters |
Device Handle, toolbar name, first button number, last button number, pointer for storing last button number pressed and pointer for storing the relative time. |
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Returns |
0 = fail, 1 = OK. |
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Notes |
1. You should always check the tick value, a value of zero means NO press has occurred. 2. Buttons numbers are zero based. |
Visual C++ Declaration/example
BOOL TBAPI TBApiGetRecentToolbarButton(HTBDEVICE aDeviceHandle,const
TCHAR* aToolbarName, unsigned short aFirstButton, unsigned short aLastButton, unsigned
short* aButton, unsigned long* aTick);
// To get the "current" button in device 1, toolbar
"Toolbar" in the group of buttons 2 – 7:
unsigned short button;
unsigned long tick;
TBApiGetRecentToolbarButton(1,_T("Toolbar"),2,7,&button,&tick);
Public Declare Function
TBApiGetRecentToolbarButton Lib "TBapi" Alias "_DLL_TBApiGetRecentToolbarButton@24"
(ByVal aDeviceHandle As Byte, ByVal aToolbarName As String, ByVal aFirstButton As
Integer, ByVal aLastButton As Integer, ByVal aButton As Long, ByVal aTick As
Long) As Long
‘ To get the "current" button in device 1, toolbar
"Toolbar" in the group of buttons 2 – 7:
Dim button As Byte
Dim tick As Long
Dim addrbutton As Long
Dim addrtick As Long
addrbutton = VarPtr(button)
addrtick = VarPtr(tick)
TBApiGetRecentToolbarButton 1, "Toolbar", 2, 7, addrbutton,
addrtick