Double-click detection for tables.

[MikeTheWatchGuy]

You can now double-click on a table row and it will return an event in response by setting the parameter bind_return_key to True.

This Listbox element already works this way.

That makes 2 ways of getting events from tables:
change_submits returns as soon as a row is clicked on
bind_return_key returns when a row is double clicked or the return key is press while on a row.

[john144]

Thank you. Works great.

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[fralau]

If you need both, how to you know the difference between simple click and double-click?

[PySimpleGUI]

If you need to differentiate, then you can bind the double-click event.

window["-TABLE-"].bind('<Double-Button-1>' , "+-double click-")