[RESOLVED] Weird Problem

Hi,
I was just trying to make this program for the fun of it... and I wanted to add a clickwheel control to it.
I am trying to detect the motions by dividing the UserControl (i.e the Clickwheel) into four quarters and there will be two types of motions per quarter. However, for some reason wherever I move the mouse over the UserControl, it always goes to the third If condition (Top Left Quarter)... I am using the following code... if someone can help me.. I would really appreciate it...

VB Code:

Private Sub UserControl_MouseMove(Button As Integer, Shift As Integer, X As Single, Y As Single)
    Static intX As Integer
    Static intY As Integer
    
    If X > frmMain.linSeperator.X1 Then
        If Y < frmMain.linHSeperator.Y1 Then
            ' "Going Down The List"
            frmMain.Label1.Caption = "1 " & X & " " & Y
            If X > intX And Y > intY Then Call ScrollAdd
            ' "Going Up The List"
            If X < intX And Y < intY Then Call ScrollSubtract
        End If
        If Y > frmMain.linHSeperator.Y1 Then
            frmMain.Label1.Caption = "2 " & X & " " & Y
            ' "Going Up The List"
            If X > intX And Y < intY Then Call ScrollAdd
            ' "Going Down The List"
            If X < intX And Y > intY Then Call ScrollSubtract
        End If
    End If
    If X < frmMain.linSeperator.X1 Then
        If Y < frmMain.linSeperator.Y1 Then
            frmMain.Label1.Caption = "3 " & X & " " & Y
            ' "Going Down The List"
            If X > intX And Y < intY Then Call ScrollAdd
            ' "Going Up The List"
            If X < intX And Y > intY Then Call ScrollSubtract
        End If
        If Y > frmMain.linSeperator.Y1 Then
        frmMain.Label1.Caption = "4 " & X & " " & Y
            ' "Going Up The List"
            If X > intX And Y > intY Then Call ScrollSubtract
            ' "Going Down The List"
            If X < intX And Y < intY Then Call ScrollAdd
        End If
    End If
 
    intX = X
    intY = Y

If you want to take a look at the project... I have attached it... I have just begun... so it isn't that great...

Any help would be appreciated.
Khanjan

Get rid of the linSeperator/linHSeperator, use (UserControl.ScaleHeight/2) instead
Ie:

VB Code:

Private Sub UserControl_MouseMove(Button As Integer, Shift As Integer, X As Single, Y As Single)
    Static intX As Integer
    Static intY As Integer
 
    If X > (UserControl.ScaleWidth / 2) Then
        If Y < (UserControl.ScaleHeight / 2) Then
            ' "Going Down The List"
            frmMain.Label1.Caption = "1 " & X & " " & Y
            If X > intX And Y > intY Then Call ScrollAdd
            ' "Going Up The List"
            If X < intX And Y < intY Then Call ScrollSubtract
        End If
        If Y > (UserControl.ScaleHeight / 2) Then
            frmMain.Label1.Caption = "2 " & X & " " & Y
            ' "Going Up The List"
            If X > intX And Y < intY Then Call ScrollAdd
            ' "Going Down The List"
            If X < intX And Y > intY Then Call ScrollSubtract
        End If
    End If
    If X < (UserControl.ScaleWidth / 2) Then
        If Y < (UserControl.ScaleHeight / 2) Then
            frmMain.Label1.Caption = "3 " & X & " " & Y
            ' "Going Down The List"
            If X > intX And Y < intY Then Call ScrollAdd
            ' "Going Up The List"
            If X < intX And Y > intY Then Call ScrollSubtract
        End If
        If Y > (UserControl.ScaleHeight / 2) Then
            frmMain.Label1.Caption = "4 " & X & " " & Y
            ' "Going Up The List"
            If X > intX And Y > intY Then Call ScrollSubtract
            ' "Going Down The List"
            If X < intX And Y < intY Then Call ScrollAdd
        End If
    End If
 
    intX = X
    intY = Y
End Sub

Can't check it, since I'm at work, but what are intX and intY for?
They are locally declared as Static, and you set them at the end of the sub? What should their value be before, remember you use them in the If -clauses!

intX and intY are for storing the previous co-ordinates. So I can match the current X and Y co-ordinates of the mouse and figure out in which direction the mouse is moving...
Hope that helps

Rob I will be trying your suggestion and I will reply to inform if it works or not.
Thank you,

Khanjan

Thanx Rob123, your code works. I really appreciate it.

Khanjan