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Thanks for your reply. &nbsp;However, I thought of a way around it. &nbsp;It is similar to what you have suggested. &nbsp;Thanks for the input.<br />

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Thanks for your reply.  However, I thought of a way around it.  It is similar to what you have suggested.  Thanks for the input.


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I am making an MFC application that allows the user to draw in a system that I will analyze. &nbsp;The user will use the left mouse button and right mouse button to draw the system (single click and drag). &nbsp;The user will double-click with the left mouse button in order for a dialog box to pop-up for the user to enter the item's data. &nbsp;My problem is when I double click with the left mouse button, the LeftMouseButtonDown function is called before the LeftMouseButtonDoublClick function. &nbsp;This is causing me great pain b/c it executes code that I don't want it to. &nbsp;I need some sort of timer to make the OnLeftButtonDown function wait to see if the user is double-clicking before calling that function. &nbsp;Help ME!!!!
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I am making an MFC application that allows the user to draw in a system that I will analyze.  The user will use the left mouse button and right mouse button to draw the system (single click and drag).  The user will double-click with the left mouse button in order for a dialog box to pop-up for the user to enter the item's data.  My problem is when I double click with the left mouse button, the LeftMouseButtonDown function is called before the LeftMouseButtonDoublClick function.  This is causing me great pain b/c it executes code that I don't want it to.  I need some sort of timer to make the OnLeftButtonDown function wait to see if the user is double-clicking before calling that function.  Help ME!!!!

Timer for Single Click and Double Click

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