This event is generated when the mouse wheel is rolled down

[C++Builder]   imagekitcontrolnameMouseWheelDownImage(TObject *Sender, TShiftState Shift, TVIkMouseWheel Direction)
[Delphi]   imagekitcontrolnameMouseWheelDownImage(Sender: TObject; Shift: TShiftState; Direction: TVIkMouseWheel)

Parameters

Name Explanation
Shift The state of the key or mouse button
     ssShift: Shift key is pressed
     ssAlt: Alt key is pressed
     ssCtrl: Ctrl key is pressed
     ssLeft: Left mouse button is pressed
     ssRight: Right mouse button is pressed
     ssMiddle: Middle mouse button is pressed
     ssDouble: Mouse has been double clicked
Direction Direction of the scroll. (vikDisable: disables scroll, vikVertical: vertical, vikHorizontal: horizontal)

Explanation

The MouseWheelDownImage event is generated when the mouse wheel is rolled down. Any code written in this event will execute whenever the mouse wheel is rolled down. Furthermore, by using the Shift parameter, you can determine whether another mouse button was pressed at the same time the mouse wheel was rolled down. In this way, you can write different code that executes if the left mouse button is pressed while the mouse wheel is rolled down or if the right mouse button is pressed while the mouse is rolled down, etc.

Note: The Direction parameter returns the value set in the MouseWheel property.

For more information about the TMouseButton type and the TShiftState type, please refer to the Delphi or C++Builder help documentation.

Differences from ImageKit7/8/9/10 ActiveX

The Shift parameter has been changed to the TShiftState type
The VCL constants have a "v". In ActiveX, the constants are ikDisable, ikVertical, and ikHorizontal

 

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