Thanks Serge –
I discovered that I needed a mouse up event to make this work. Well, the call to SC_DragMove for WM_BUTTONDOWN causes the regular MouseUp event to never be triggered. After scouring the net for this issue, I found that it is a very common problem. This is how others have solved it.
I added a MouseIsUp event with a new object private FWasDragging boolean value. Whenever the panel floats, then I set the FWasDragging to TRUE. Then, when the left button comes up, the logic drops to the section below where we test the FWasDragging value for TRUE, then send the MouseIsUp event. It works every time.
You can probably improve on it by using the standard MouseUp and MouseDown events. However, I wanted get to a solution quickly – and this was the quickest way for me.
-Mike
In the class definition add:
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FOnMouseIsUp: TNotifyEvent;
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property OnDragMouseIsUp: TNotifyEvent read FOnMouseIsUp write FOnMouseIsUp;
In the constructor add:
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FWasDragging := false;
At the bottom of the WndProc procedure add:
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WM_LBUTTONDOWN : if IsFloat then
begin
if Assigned(FOnMouseIsDown) then FOnMouseIsDown(Self);
Message.Result := 0;
ReleaseCapture;
Perform(WM_SYSCOMMAND, $F012, 0); //SC_DragMove
FWasDragging := true;
Exit;
end;
end;
if FWasDragging then
begin
FWasDragging := false;
if Assigned(FOnMouseIsUp) then FOnMouseIsUp(Self);
end;
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