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Is there a way to double-click the pictslider and have it jump to a specified location? I've been playing around with js, but I'm not getting very far with it. Thanks.

Is there a way to double-click the pictslider and have it jump to a specified location?  I've been playing around with js, but I'm not getting very far with it.  Thanks.


double-click-pictslider

Try the patch below, it's not ideal because the pointer jumps to where you first click and then moves to the predefined place. The alternative is to roll your own with [jsui] where you can use ondblclick().

Thanks lh, that is exactly the kind of thing I was looking for! I was hoping to avoid redoing my pictsliders with jsui. I have a question for you though. What is the [p doubleclick] using to tell when you are clicking on the pictslider as opposed to just clicking somewhere else in the patcher? Thanks, again!

Thanks lh, that is exactly the kind of thing I was looking for! I was hoping to avoid redoing my pictsliders with jsui. I have a question for you though. What is the [p doubleclick] using to tell when you are clicking on the pictslider as opposed to just clicking somewhere else in the patcher?  Thanks, again!


Well at the moment it isn't but if you give your [pictslider] a unique scripting name then you could use [hover] to figure out if the mouse is above it or not. Here's a small example.

Well, that's really strange. This morning when I was looking at your example, it only worked when I double-clicked on on the pictslider and not when clicking on the white space. But now when I just tried it again (your original example) it didn't matter where I double-clicked. That's what prompted my question. I figured I could use [hover], I was just puzzled about why it was working already. Apparently I had a friendly ghost in my machine this morning. Oh well, thanks for both examples!

Well, that's really strange. This morning when I was looking at your example, it only worked when I double-clicked on on the pictslider and not when clicking on the white space. But now when I just tried it again (your original example) it didn't matter where I double-clicked. That's what prompted my question. I figured I could use [hover], I was just puzzled about why it was working already. Apparently I had a friendly ghost in my machine this morning.  Oh well, thanks for both examples!


Double-Click pictslider