For what does SL use double clicks?

[animats]

Walk/local teleport optionally uses double clicks. Anything else?

Does SL ever use triple click? Long press?

(Implementing something, need to know how fancy things get.)

[Orwar]

   For shooting two bullets with a semi-automatic, or for sustained fire with a fully-automatic. Nods.

[Bree Giffen]

Double-click on clothes in your inventory to wear them. Not add.

[Arwyn Quandry]

Long click is occasionally used in scripts. Not super common. The Belli house controllers use a long click to reset, I believe. 

[sirhc DeSantis]

Tricky as its second nature now but a lot of inventory stuff (opening NCs, textures, scripts etc and also LMs). Never seen a triple click which would probably drive me deolally anyway.

(Same with 'long click' but I do use that a lot in scripting as its easy enough as only action on touch_end anyway. Just reset time in touch_start and compare))

[Rolig Loon]

Double click and long click are pretty common in scripted things.  I use both frequently. A lot of the LL scripts use them too, in places like Belliseria and the games.

[Kalegthepsionicist]

I use long press to detect active script nearby

[Arduenn Schwartzman]

Boomers always double-click on hyperlinks.

[Edit] Double clicks can not be distinguished from single clicks by scripted objects in SL, if the click interval is less than 0.1 seconds. This is, in my personal opinion, way too long. An object should be able to distinguish double clicks that are 0.05 seconds apart, or less. It's an SL shortcoming, so I won't design anything in SL that requires a double click.

Edited March 20 by Arduenn Schwartzman

[Eowyn Southmoor]

Firestorm has the option to use double click for direct teleports via the world map or mini map (not sure what other viewers have that feature)

Firestorm also has the option to walk your avi to a location within a region based on double clicking the area of ground you want to walk to.

Single long-clicks are also used on some vehicles for various switches, especially ones used for lights, where standard click = left turn signal, long click = right turn signal

etc