@NasaCow
I was thinking about what TempodiBasic wrote and realized last night it's a piece of cake to use a list box just like a menu!
Just read the item in the selectItem event and do what you would do for selecting a menu Item. I remember one time making a calculator solely from a list box control! Menus and buttons both can be done from a list box.
TempodiBasic also brought up an interesting thought, you do know how to write code for an event? I left a manual?
Anyway you are fighting city hall with two systems wanting control of mouse and keypress events.
Have you thought of building different GUI apps (.exes) and then jobbing out to them from a central menu app, that way you can have both systems and keep them separate for mouse control.
Update: now you've done it, I am trying a gradebook app with GUI ;-))
I was thinking about what TempodiBasic wrote and realized last night it's a piece of cake to use a list box just like a menu!
Just read the item in the selectItem event and do what you would do for selecting a menu Item. I remember one time making a calculator solely from a list box control! Menus and buttons both can be done from a list box.
TempodiBasic also brought up an interesting thought, you do know how to write code for an event? I left a manual?
Anyway you are fighting city hall with two systems wanting control of mouse and keypress events.
Have you thought of building different GUI apps (.exes) and then jobbing out to them from a central menu app, that way you can have both systems and keep them separate for mouse control.
Update: now you've done it, I am trying a gradebook app with GUI ;-))
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