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Re: Mouse support does not work
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Peter Dyballa |
Subject: |
Re: Mouse support does not work |
Date: |
Tue, 10 Jan 2012 23:31:12 +0100 |
Am 10.1.2012 um 23:06 schrieb Aaron Meurer:
> Middle clicking (iTerm2 lets you set three
> finger click to middle click) doesn't do anything, though that's
> probably because it isn't set to do anything in my tests. How can I
> test this?
Check it with: C-h k <some mouse event>.
This will open a *Help* buffer with some explanations and possibly hyper-links.
I think middle click or mouse-2 is context sensitive and gives different
options in different (buffer) modes. Just try it with C-h k in *shell*,
*scratch*, other buffers!
>
> Now that this is working, I have some more questions, if you don't mind:
>
> - I have this setting, from customize:
>
> '(mouse-wheel-scroll-amount (quote (1)))
>
> which is supposed to make scrolling go one line at a time. But it
> goes at least two lines at a time. If I change the 1 to 2, it scrolls
> by four lines at a time, and so on. It won't let me enter 0.5.
It might slow down by pressing the Shift button on the keyboard. This works in
the X client variant fine, while the NS variant fails to understand this. (The
NS variant is a native Mac OS X application using Quartz.) The "AppKit Emacs",
a still called experimental hack, is very sane in this respect: very good
scroll speed, including "momentum" and no complaints when overshoot, pressing
Shift accelerates speed. It is also a native Quartz client, using almost no
"external" libraries, i.e., it's something like 100 % Mac OS X, best when you
have to use non-Latin scripts.
>
> - I have momentum scrolling enabled, which means that I can "flick"
> the scroll, and it will go aways. But emacs beeps when it is at the
> end and cannot scroll any more, which is really annoying in
> conjunction with this, as it beeps several times when I "flick" past
> the bottom or top. Is there a way to disable this beeping?
Use the above mentioned "AppKit Emacs" – you just need to compile and install
it yourself. In the coming weeks we might experience the release of GNU Emacs
24.1 and later of "AppKit Emacs" 24.1 – right now it is based on GNU Emacs
23.3b, the current release of GNU Emacs.
>
> - Is there a way to make scrolling not kill an I-search?
I don't know! Why do you want to scroll in that "mode"? Because you want to
centre the found text at the bottom? Then try C-l! Or press C-l twice. (Or
three times...)
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Pete
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- Re: Mouse support does not work, (continued)
- Re: Mouse support does not work, Peter Dyballa, 2012/01/10
- Re: Mouse support does not work, Tassilo Horn, 2012/01/11
- Re: Mouse support does not work, Peter Dyballa, 2012/01/11
- Re: Mouse support does not work, Tassilo Horn, 2012/01/12
- Re: Mouse support does not work, Peter Dyballa, 2012/01/12
- Re: Mouse support does not work, Tassilo Horn, 2012/01/12
- Re: Mouse support does not work, Peter Dyballa, 2012/01/12
- Re: Mouse support does not work, Peter Dyballa, 2012/01/10
Re: Mouse support does not work, Peter Dyballa, 2012/01/10
- Re: Mouse support does not work, Aaron Meurer, 2012/01/10
- Re: Mouse support does not work,
Peter Dyballa <=
- Re: Mouse support does not work, Aaron Meurer, 2012/01/10
- Re: Mouse support does not work, Peter Dyballa, 2012/01/10
- Re: Mouse support does not work, Aaron Meurer, 2012/01/11
- RE: Mouse support does not work, Drew Adams, 2012/01/11
- RE: Mouse support does not work, Drew Adams, 2012/01/11
- Re: Mouse support does not work, Aaron Meurer, 2012/01/11
- RE: Mouse support does not work, Drew Adams, 2012/01/11
- Re: Mouse support does not work, Aaron Meurer, 2012/01/11
- Re: Mouse support does not work, Aaron Meurer, 2012/01/14
- RE: Mouse support does not work, Drew Adams, 2012/01/14