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I am probably missing something fundamental, but in a tiny application I am
working on I almost have vertical scrolling working. It just seems that the
scrollbar remains "pressed" when the background of the bar or one of the
arrows is pressed with the mouse. That is to say, it scrolls, a page or
line at a time, from top to bottom or bottom to top of the picture being
displayed.

I am compiling with gcc/emx 0.8d and the Toolkit/2 headers. After deciding
what type of WM_VSCROLL message I have got and calculating the appropriate
change in the scroll bar and in the image, I send a SBM_SETPOS message to
the scroll bar, I scroll the window appropriately, I call WinUpdateWindow,
and I return 0.

My decoding logic seems correct; the scroll bar seems "sticky" with the
buttons remaining depressed until I press the mouse button on any other window.
It doesn't seem to capture the mouse, for nothing moves when I am off the
scrollbar, it just waits for me to be over it again and it starts scrolling
again.

As always, any information would be greatly appreciated.

-bcl
Brian C. Ladd
Graduate Student & *NIX Court Jester
UNC - Chapel Hill
Internet: ladd@cs.unc.edu
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