3,4 and 5 are are the XWindows button's that are triggered when you use the wheel. 4 and 5 are up and down (in some order). Anyway, it's the native X mouse buttons. It doesn't mean that API's represent it as such, as you have shown. In the C one it should, but I haven't written for the mouse wheel :)

Under the hood of Tk, it gets mouse button "signals" 3,4,5 and the internals of Tk will create events in turn that you receieve when you write event listeners.


Play that funky music white boy..

In reply to Re: Re: Ideas on binding scrollwheel? by exussum0
in thread Ideas on binding scrollwheel? by Elijah

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