[Shreyas]

Do anyone know how to CONSUME_CLICK for BitmapField like for ButtonField ?

ButtonField okButton = new ButtonField("Ok", ButtonField.CONSUME_CLICK);

I am creating BitmapField like..

BitmapField start = new BitmapField(startBitmap, BitmapFieid.FOCUSABLE);

[ydaraishy]

Look at the trackwheelClick method, and with the explanation for what CONSUME_CLICK does, you should be able to craft a solution.

[anon(5342392)]

Trackwheelclick won't work for storms though

Your gona have to look at overriding the navigationClick

NavigationUnclick and/or touchEvent , when using the touchEvent method you should use the appropriate touchevent class to determine whether somebody made a click, touch or swipe gesture.

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[Shreyas]

I have overridden touchEvent() but we can set the CONSUME_CLICK property for ButtonField while creating it. Its happening properly.

& for BitmapFields also tochEvents are coming properly. Only I want to know how to set CONCUME_CLICK property for BitmapField as there is no such property while creating BitmapField.

[ydaraishy]

Extend BitmapField (as you may have already done) and handle it yourself -- this isn't rocket science.

[Shreyas]

I had created BitmapField as ...

public class MyCanvas extends MainScreen
{
     BitmapField start = new BitmapField(startBitmap, BitmapFieid.FOCUSABLE);
     ButtonField okButton = new ButtonField("Ok", ButtonField.CONSUME_CLICK | ButtonField.FOCUSABLE);

     hfm.add(start);
     hfm.add(okButton);
}

But there is no property for BitmapField as

BitmapField.CONSUME_CLICK

to avoid the default menu that comes when clicked on it.

ButtonField has "CONSUME_CLICK" property so we can set for it as

ButtonField okButton = new ButtonField("Ok", ButtonField.CONSUME_CLICK | ButtonField.FOCUSABLE);

The TouchEvents are happening properly by overriding touchevent().
Only I want to set "CONSUME_CLICK" property for BitmapField to avoid the default menu that comes when clicked on it.. How to do it ?

[ydaraishy]

As I just said, extend BitmapField with a constructor written so if someone passes a CONSUME_CLICK value to that constructor (either ButtonField's or your own, whatever) so you can use it in your overriden navigationClick method.

There is nothing special about ButtonField.CONSUME_CLICK, it's just a value that tells the navigationClick/trackwheelClick method to consume the event.

[anon(5342392)]

Sorry for the late reply but bitmapfield doesn't know what a consume click is. To successfully override the methods plus consume a click set the return to true for example

protected boolean navigationClick() {
//your code here
return true;
}

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[Shreyas]

Hey geeneeus. Thanks a lot..It worked..