OnStartDrag, function sender

[ReadySteadyGo]

what are the parameters needed in my function sender when the event is OnStartDrag?

eg. procedure drag(sender: TObject, {What other parameters are needed?});

[noidea]

functionname( ctrl+space

[ReadySteadyGo]

code hints aren't there when making a procedure...

[ReadySteadyGo]

i've looked it up on a pascal reference site.

TStartDragEvent = procedure (Sender: TObject; var DragObject: TDragObject) of object;

How do I create a TDragObject?

I am so confused.

[MylesMadness]

in scar tools -> event handlers list

edit: Oh you got that part, but that still will help above.

Question 2:

procedure OnStartDrag(Sender: TObject; var DragObject: TDragObject);
var
  P:TPoint;
begin
  DragObject.Create;
  P:=DragObject.DragPos;
  DragObject.Free;
  Writeln(IntToStr(P.x)+IntToStr(p.y));
end;

or somthing like that

[ReadySteadyGo]

thanks myles!!

[Coh3n]

If you're working on the MSI location viewer (which I'm assuming you are), you don't need to use the OnDrag pointers, you can just reset the location of the image to the mouse position (if the mouse is clicked, of course). However, this is working for you, then great, just ignore me.

I'm saying this because I could never get the Drag pointers to work.

[nielsie95]

In Simba you can see it from the object itself, for example "TPanel.OnStartDrag(" should show you the definition as well

[ReadySteadyGo]

If you're working on the MSI location viewer (which I'm assuming you are), you don't need to use the OnDrag pointers, you can just reset the location of the image to the mouse position (if the mouse is clicked, of course). However, this is working for you, then great, just ignore me.

I'm saying this because I could never get the Drag pointers to work.

I started doing that then I saw the OnDrag pointers and presumed that's what I should be doing But yeh it's given me enough hassle.

[noidea]

code hints aren't there when making a procedure...

sorry mate, alls I saw was what are the parameters

[ReadySteadyGo]

no worries i'm terrible at explaining stuff.