Drag and drop - How to do - like itunes-software

[Otto]

Is it possible to realize a "Drag&Drop" to a listbox
by marking the list with the item which is dropped in?

Regards
Otto



Is it possible to realize a “Drag&Drop” from a browser to a listbox by marking the list the item is dropped in? I have included a graphical example from my itunes-software where songs can be selected and put from a common pool into a specific playlist. The selected playlist remains marked until the action is finished.
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#include "FiveWin.ch"
//----------------------------------------------------------------------------//

function Main()
local oWnd, oCursor, oBtn, oLbx, cItem

DEFINE CURSOR oCursor RESOURCE "book"
DEFINE WINDOW oWnd TITLE "FiveWin own Drag-Drop features!!!"

@ 3, 3 BUTTON oBtn PROMPT "DragMe/DropMe at the Listbox" SIZE 210, 25

oBtn:oDragCursor = oCursor
oBtn:bDragBegin = { | nRow, nCol, nKeyFlags | SetDropInfo( Time() ) }

@ 6, 3 LISTBOX oLbx VAR cItem ;
ITEMS { "I am a listbox!","Apples", "Oranges", "Lemons", "Limes" } SIZE 200, 200

// Set a DropOver action for the ListBox
oLbx:bDropOver = { | uDropInfo, nRow, nCol, nKeyFlags | ;
msginfo(uDropInfo),msginfo(str(nRow)+" " + str(nCol) + " " + str(nKeyFlags)) }

ACTIVATE WINDOW oWnd MAXIMIZED

return nil

//-------------------------------------

[Antonio Linares]

Otto,

You have to calculate the right height based on the font that you use, but basically is like this:

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oLbx:bDropOver = { | uDropInfo, nRow, nCol | oLbx:Select( Int( nRow / 20 ) ) }


[Otto]

Hello Antonio,
thank you.
But this only works if you drop the item. You don't see before you drop what exactly you have selected.
Also scroll doesn’t work.
Regards
Otto

[Antonio Linares]

Otto,

In Class TXBrwColumn Method MouseMove() you have an example about how to show an item and move it. Basically you create a child window:

DEFINE WINDOW ::oDragWnd OF ::oBrw STYLE WS_CHILD
::oDragWnd:bPainted := {| hDC | ::PaintHeader( 0, 0, ::oBrw:nHeaderHeight, .t., hDC ),;
WndRaised( ::oDragWnd:hWnd, hDC ) }
::oDragWnd:Move(nRow, nCol, ::nWidth, ::oBrw:nHeaderHeight)
ACTIVATE WINDOW ::oDragWnd

[Otto]

Hello Antonio,
Thank you.
If I understand the code well this is the drag event part.
What I would need is the target selection part, too.

Maybe you can provide a working example. This functionality is a must. The young generation is working that way. All the things are dragged to “MY …” the way iTune does.

Regards
Otto

[Antonio Linares]

Otto,

Just an early prototype. As you see it means a lot of work to get such effect:

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#include "FiveWin.ch"

static oWnd, oChild

function Main()

   DEFINE WINDOW oWnd

   // oWnd:bMMoved = { | nRow, nCol | MoveChild( nRow, nCol ) }

   ACTIVATE WINDOW oWnd ;
      ON CLICK CreateChild( nRow, nCol, oWnd )

return nil

function CreateChild( nRow, nCol, oWnd )

   if oChild == nil
      DEFINE WINDOW oChild OF oWnd STYLE WS_CHILD COLOR "W/B"
      oChild:SetSize( 100, 22 )
      oChild:Show()
      oChild:bPainted = { | hDC | oChild:Say( 0.3, 0.3, "Hello world!" ) }
      oChild:bMMoved = { | nRow, nCol | MoveInParent( nRow, nCol ) }
   endif   

   oChild:Move( nRow, nCol,,, .T. )
   
return nil   

function MoveChild( nRow, nCol )

   if oChild != nil
      oChild:Move( nRow, nCol,,, .T. )
   endif   

return nil

function MoveInParent( nRow, nCol )

   local aPos := { nRow, nCol }
   
   ClientToScreen( oChild:hWnd, aPos )
   ScreenToClient( oWnd:hWnd, aPos )
   
   oChild:Move( aPos[ 1 ] - 10, aPos[ 2 ] - 20,,, .T. )
   
return nil   


[Otto]

Hello Antonio,

I had a look – this is what I need.
Do you think you get it going and if yes what would be the timeframe.
Thanks in advance
Otto

[Antonio Linares]

Otto,

Why don't you consider to do it yourself ?
I am sure that you have the technical skills to complete it.

If you want me to do it, send me an email and we will talk about the timeframe and price

[Otto]

Hello Antonio,
Thank you.
I didn't know that you offer such a service.
I send you an email.
Regards
Otto