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Deeron
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 Posted - Nov 22 2021 : 09:04:27
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Hi Nigel,
For example, if I add more than one layer to a background image and delete one of the layers with DEL, the index of the remaining layers is reordered and one of the remaining layers is selected.
Two questions:
1. How or in which event can I handle it if after deleting a layer one of the remaining layers is selected?
2. How can I handle the DEL key when deleting layers and can it be disabled or changed?
Could you write a C# example of the above?
Thanks.
Regards,
Deeron
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xequte
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Deeron
67 Posts |
Posted - Nov 23 2021 : 01:38:45
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Hi Nigel,
Yes, I know that LayerNotify is the only event handler for this, that's my problem:
When I delete a layer with DEL key and then one of the remaining layers is automatically selected, the LayerNotify event does not occur, i.e. in this case I cannot check the layer selection via LayerNotifyEventArgs (LayerEvent.Selected).
Regards,
Deeron |
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xequte
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Posted - Nov 24 2021 : 03:48:27
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Hi Deeron
For the next IEvolution update, we'll make Keyboard Shortcuts optional so the Delete key can be handled yourself.
Nigel
Xequte Software
www.imageen.com
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Deeron
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Posted - Nov 24 2021 : 04:33:27
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Hi Nigel,
Thank you, I appreciate your helpfulness.
Regards,
Deeron |
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IEvolution .NET delete layer (IEvolution .NET v8.0.0.0)
