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    Friday, December 2, 2005, 12:11:13 PM, Rob Brooks wrote:
    is there a way to find out what event spawned another event?
    I'm afraid this question hasn't an answer (you asked about
    separating/filtering/handling EVT_TREE_SEL_CHANGING and EVT_RIGHT_DWN
    in a wx.TreeCtrl; Yuan Hong asked here sometime ago about separating
    EVT_GRID_LABEL_LEFT_CLICK and EVT_GRID_CL_MVE; I have asked here
    about separating EVT_MVE and EVT_SIZE and also single clicks/double
    clicks.)
    But perhaps this could be done this way:
    - Initialize (False) some variables on __init__, say,
    self.sel_changing and self.right_down;
    - Bind EVT_TREE_SEL_CHANGING and EVT_RIGHT_DWN to handlers that
    actually do nothing but set self.sel_changing and
    self.right_down to True whenever they are fired.
    - Bind EVT_IDLE to a handler that check the states of self.sel_changing and
    self.right_down, decide what is the logic to follow based on the
    states, reset (False) self.sel_changing and
    self.right_down and finally executes the logic.
    -- tacao
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