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Date/Time: Wed, 16 Jul 2025 11:14:40 +0000
Post From: Intercepting Double Click Signal in Custom Study ACSIL
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| Jacky Daniel's - Posts: 3 |
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The only solution I have found to capture the double-click event is to lower the system double-click speed setting of the mouse to a very small value. Then, I implement logic to measure the time between two clicks in order to determine if a double-click has occurred, and trigger my action in the study accordingly. Another workaround is to use a triple-click instead, without changing the system mouse settings, using the same timing logic. The advantage is that the double-click continues to work normally at the system level. However, this is not ideal, because if I change the system double-click speed, double-clicking no longer works as expected throughout the system, including in Sierra Chart (for example, when clicking on the price scale to recenter). It is unfortunate not to have access to such a basic event. Is there really no way to access the Windows double-click event directly? Date Time Of Last Edit: 2025-06-26 12:43:02
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