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Re: Suggestion for interprocess communication
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lugnet.cad.dev
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Sat, 12 Feb 2000 15:07:52 GMT
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Michael:
> The source of the drag & drop operation (that one where you start the drag ..)
> calls a function which returns the result of the drag&drop operation, which is
> returned from the drop-target application.
> It can be one of (not exactly the MS defs.) NONE ... nothing done
> COPY ... drop target copied the data
> MOVE ... drop target moved data (normaly not used between seperate apps).
> The program could return whatever it likes of theese codes.
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> Suggestion: NONE means target did not except the operation, COPY or MOVE means
> done.
What about using MOVE when running in "set mode"?
Since other programs accepting plain text data most likely
use COPY, LDList will know whether to subtract the part from
the collection.
When just running in "unlimited building mode" COPY should
be used.
Play well,
Jacob
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