🚀 go-pugleaf

Sorry, was a little quick answering. Now it works trapping WM_COMMAND from
TButton
and TBitBtn i WndProc. In Application->OnMessage it doesnt work, but never
mind. But I
still whant to trap the message when the user clicks a TSpeedButton. The
TSpeedButton is placed
in a TToolBar or a TCoolBar, Ive tried both.

> WM_COMMAND only applies to windowed controls, which TSpeedButton is not.
> What you are attempting to do would apply for TButton or TBitBtn, but not
> TSpeedButton.

Ok, so I wrote the following code. It works, almost.

void __fastcall TForm1::WndProc(TMessage& Msg)
{
   if(Msg.Msg == WM_LBUTTONDOWN)
   {
        ShowMessage("Left mousebtn trapped in WndProc!");
    }
}

There is just one problem. When the form shows for the first time, clicking
on the speedbutton or the
toolbar/coolbar doesnt generate any WM_LBUTTONDOWN. First I have to click
somewhere on
the mainforms client area. Doing that generates the message, and after that
clicking the speedbutton
does too. What is the logic and how can I make it generate the message at
once?

A second question. I need to detect which speedbutton generating the
message. Do I have to use the
TControl::ClientToScreen() function and compare coordinates?

Thankyou
/Mattias