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Re: some gui issues
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Stefan Böhringer |
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Re: some gui issues |
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15 Oct 2002 18:56:37 +0200 |
The key window issue is resolved. The option "automatically focus new
windows" has to be deactivated in WindowMaker.
On Mon, 2002-10-14 at 16:30, Richard Frith-Macdonald wrote:
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> On Monday, October 14, 2002, at 02:52 pm, Stefan Böhringer wrote:
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> > On a fresh CVS snapshot the key window is deactivated when I click and
> > release on the main menu, which should not be the case.
> > Is it a matter of the Window Manager (WindowMaker 0.80)?
> >
> > The Buttons of NSScroller instances do not allow a "drag over". This
> > means that when I push the mouse button on one scroll button I could
> > drag over to the other button which is then pressed without re-pushing
> > the mouse (OPENSTEP behavior). Since
> > NSTrackModeMatrix/NSHighlightModeMatrix of NSMatrix just provide this
> > behavior this suggests to group the buttons into a NSMatrix. The
> > current
> > implementation stores cells in the NSScroller itself and therefore
> > doesn't provide for tracking. Of course the tracking code could be
> > copied over from NSMatrix but is it deemed to be to resource hungry to
> > require another subview within NSScroller?
> >
> > BTW Richard seems to have touched the code most recently. Any comments?
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> I'll check ... but all I intended to do was change some inconsistencies
> in argument names ... should not have had any functional effect.