+ // Find the item position if it was a mouse-generated selection event or a
+ // double click event (which is always generated using the mouse)
+ if ( n == wxNOT_FOUND )
+ {
+ const DWORD pos = ::GetMessagePos();
+ const wxPoint pt(GET_X_LPARAM(pos), GET_Y_LPARAM(pos));
+ n = HitTest(ScreenToClient(wxPoint(pt)));
+ }
+
+ // We get events even when mouse is clicked outside of any valid item from
+ // Windows, just ignore them.
+ if ( n == wxNOT_FOUND )
+ return false;
+
+ // As we don't use m_oldSelections in single selection mode, we store the
+ // last item that we notified the user about in it in this case because we
+ // need to remember it to be able to filter out the dummy LBN_SELCHANGE
+ // messages that we get when the user clicks on an already selected item.
+ if ( param == LBN_SELCHANGE )
+ {
+ if ( !m_oldSelections.empty() && *m_oldSelections.begin() == n )
+ {
+ // Same item as the last time.
+ return false;
+ }
+
+ m_oldSelections.clear();
+ m_oldSelections.push_back(n);
+ }
+
+ // Do generate an event otherwise.
+ return SendEvent(evtType, n, true /* selection */);
+}
+
+WXLRESULT
+wxListBox::MSWWindowProc(WXUINT nMsg, WXWPARAM wParam, WXLPARAM lParam)
+{
+ // Remember whether there was a keyboard or mouse event before
+ // LBN_SELCHANGE: this allows us to correctly determine the item affected
+ // by it in MSWCommand() above in any case.
+ if ( WM_KEYFIRST <= nMsg && nMsg <= WM_KEYLAST )
+ m_selectedByKeyboard = true;
+ else if ( WM_MOUSEFIRST <= nMsg && nMsg <= WM_MOUSELAST )
+ m_selectedByKeyboard = false;
+
+ return wxListBoxBase::MSWWindowProc(nMsg, wParam, lParam);