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Well making the change below if (e.isPopupTrigger() || ( ( e.getModifiers() & MouseEvent.META_MASK ) != 0 ) ) { allows a "Right-Click" to activate the popup so it now works for Win2K

I was using "right" to mean "train going right goes along the main route". But of course it also means "right-hand turnout". I'd been using "upper" and "lower" for which direction the turnout goes,

Thanks for checking! Which modes work for it? I couldn't tell from the manual. Sounds great, thanks. All of the formatting is in the "pane" section at the bottom of the "CVProducts_AD4.xml" file.

Bob, From what I gather about the menu, right mouse click would be the usual way. Robin OK, I'm clearly confused. What does one normally do to get pop-up menus on a Windows machine? e.g. in

Try the file "jb1.0.3.zip" from the usual download location. It'll (hopefully) unpack to a file tree with a "java" directory, containing a "jmri.jpx" file that JBuilder can work from. Bob (Who's

Thanks, I'd appreciate it. The mouse events are handled primarily in jmri.jmrit.display.PositionableLabel where I decode what's going on, then invoke a subclass method to really display the popup.

Bob, I you like, I can take a look at this if you can tell me where to look in the code for the mouse events. Alex

The code snapshots are really meant as "snapshots" for browsing, rather than a starting point for working with the code. CVS is a tool for keeping lots of copies of files up to date. The people at

Sorry, gave a confusing answer to that before. The ID numbers are in the popup menu. But that doesn't help until we get the popup working for you. Bob -- -------------- Bob Jacobsen

(Sorry for the burst of messages; am working on this on an airplane, and sending them when I get a chance) It would be great if you could go through your roster and check for decoders that don't

OK, I'm clearly confused. What does one normally do to get pop-up menus on a Windows machine? e.g. in other applications, etc. Is there a standard? Bob -- -------------- Bob Jacobsen

Thanks. I'll look into it. It seems to be a Windows-specific (or at least not on my Mac), so I'll have to wait a couple days until I get home. Sorry, should have been clearer. The code that code

"Runs like a roller coaster" is good, right? I have this mental image of the program zooming downhill while everybody screams... When I first moved to France a while back, I was fond of the

Bob, I've had an opportunity to test functionality of the AD4 file. Programming via a Digitrax DB150, readback via PR-1. Values are sent as expected. In reviewing the fle, I've noticed a few that

Bob, magician, Installed the new installer and it runs like a rollercoaster. Thanks a lot. Will work on the Zimo line of decoders. Sibbo

Ok i downloaded Jbuilder Personal edition and don't really know what to do next i read your instructions on Jbuilder on the technical page here is where i get lost. In the project directory, do a

There are a couple of libraries that are needed, even during compilation. You should have gotten a "lib" directory when you checked out the source. They're in there, and have to be manually added to

I should have said when you are close, inferring I'm closer than Mark<G>.

I am using javac i moved the jmrix dir into jmri and set the class path things are working now with these classes i am now trying to compile the LocoNetMessage class but run into an error every

Bob, I have a couple of AD4's so if you are close you can pick one up for testing. Jon Miller AT&SF For me time has stopped in 1941 Digitrax DCC owner, Chief system NMRA Life member #2623 Member