Re: Scroll bars.
- From: Christopher Blizzard <blizzard appliedtheory com>
- To: raster redhat com
- cc: conradp cse unsw EDU AU, aaron leary huron net, gnome-list gnome org
- Subject: Re: Scroll bars.
- Date: Tue, 27 Jan 1998 09:13:44 -0500 (EST)
On Mon, 26 Jan 1998 raster@redhat.com wrote:
:On 27 Jan, K. shouted:
:-> On Mon, 26 Jan 1998, Aaron wrote:
:->
:-> > Mmmm.. that'd be an incredible idea, allowing you to 'middle click' in
:-> > file dialogs, etc, switch to the 'hand cursor', and scroll the window up
:-> > and down. You wouldn't have to worry about being accurate, it'd be
:-> > convenient and fast, and you'd have the option of never touching those
:-> > scroll bars.
:->
:-> Does anyone know how those new mice with the roller for the middle button
:-> work? I have a feeling they're simply middle button + y movement, but I'm
:-> not sure. If they use another button (like the new logitech 4 button mice)
:-> then perhaps separate support could be put in for them (with the 4th
:-> button supported in X).
:
:The 4 button logitech mice send middle buton, it seems for the 4th
:button - well at least they do in X. It's a shame. I can verify this. I
:have one.
:
:The "Wheel" mice send buttons 4 &5 when you move the roller up and down.
:At least thats what I gather from what I've heard. Does ayone have one
:to verify this?
:
I seem to remember this discussion on the XFree mailing lists a couple of
months ago. Apparently, the little wheel on the mouse counts as three
buttons. ( click, roll up, roll down ). This, when used on a three
button mouse counts as six buttons. Apparently, the X protocol only
supports five buttons which presents some problems.
So that probably means that the little roller are buttons 3 + 4 + 5.
--Chris
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Christopher Blizzard
AppliedTheory Communications, Inc.
http://odin.appliedtheory.com/
blizzard@appliedtheory.com
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