The DoubleClick Event does not fire when the headers are doubleclicked. I don't think there is any trivial way around this - you have to live with the events as they are provided.
I think there are still enough room to implement more functionality.
To give you some more ideas, you could do dif...
@BigBen I actually haven't tried much yet. I came across this technique recently, and I can't help but think it will be really handy for something. I just don't know what, yet.
It might be handy to make a spreadsheet where a user can double-click a parent record in a table in Sheet A, which would open Sheet B and highlight a child record in a table there.
> The installer is currently prompting our users to accept the terms of a license that has nothing to do with end users beyond "well you can download the source code too if you want".
Rubberduck doesn't have an *End User License Agreement* to agree to. IANAL but I doubt we *need* one? Let's remove that installer step.
Or better... come up with a witty *legalese-looking* parody of a EULA to present instead?
I know you're not going to read this End-User License Agreement carefully before clicking the "I Agree" button, downloading or using Rubberduck.
# Acknowledgment
By clicking the "I Agree" button, downloading or using the Application, You are agreeing that humans should not be bound by EULAs that take longer than 30 seconds to read. If You do not agree to the terms of this Agreement, do not click on the "I Agree"
@Duga lol, something like that - although, removing the step and hiding the Easter-egg fake EULA in the STDOUT output of the installer executable when it's executing via command-line with the -duck switch provided, could be fun too
> I suggest changing Company --> Rubberduck (hereafter referred to as 'The Duck'). That way when reading: - The Duck grants You ... - The Duck reserves the right... - ... liability of The Duck and any of ...
> I suggest changing Company --> Rubberduck (hereafter referred to as 'The Duck'). That way when reading: - The Duck grants You ... - The Duck reserves the right... - ... liability of The Duck and any of ...
Doesn't matter what the first 2 people do. The 3rd person is always better.
> GPL **is** an EULA, though. It was literally created to enforce protections of the rights of **end users**. It's an end-user focused license that the installing user agrees to. :tada: it's an EULA :)
Just because most companies are attempting to enforce restrictions on the end user through their EULAs, that doesn't make a permissive license "not an EULA".
The DoubleClick Event does not fire when the headers are doubleclicked. I don't think there is any trivial way around this - you have to live with the events as they are provided.
I think there are still enough room to implement more functionality.
To give you some more ideas, you could do dif...
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