Click Event
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Defined By: OptionButton
Description:
Occurs when a button is clicked on.
Usage:
Sub Click ()
Details:
Click events are often used to initiate an action in response to user input.
Typically, clicking on a control means a user is selecting it and would like to
perform some action. Click events are also useful for maintaining the state of
controls in an application with respect to one another. For example, when a
particular button is clicked, another control may be enabled or disabled according
to the button's value.
The way in which a click event is activated is different for different
objects. See the following chart for details:
Object Code or user actions that generate a Click Event
Form Clicking on an empty area or disabled control.
Control (general) Pressing a control's designated mnemonic key combination.
Clicking the left mouse button on the control.
Button Pressing the SPACEBAR when this control has focus.
Setting the Button's Value property to True. Pressing ESC or ENTER if the
Cancel or Default properties were set, respectively.
CheckBox Pressing the SPACEBAR when this control has focus.
Changing the CheckBox's Value property.
OptionButton Pressing the SPACEBAR when this control has focus.
Setting the OptionButton's Value property to True.
ComboBox, Pressing the Up or Down arrow keys when this control has focus.
File List Box,
List Box
Note: The click event can also respond to the right mouse button if a user has
switched the functions of the left and right mouse buttons by using the mouse
settings in the Control Panel.
When a Click event occurs as the result of mouse events, Phoenix sends the
MouseDown, MouseUp, and Click events, in that order. Your application can
implement behavior that differs according to which mouse button is pressed by testing
the “button” argument to the MouseDown, MouseMove, and MouseUp events.
See Also:
DbleClick event,, MouseDown, MouseUp events