motion notify event messages.
- From: "Shane Miller" <SMiller1 stvgb org>
- To: <gtk-app-devel-list gnome org>
- Subject: motion notify event messages.
- Date: Mon, 29 Oct 2001 14:27:55 -0600
Greetings,
As part of the lazarus project to create a "delphi-like" clone for Linux, we are using GTK as our initial
widget set. One bug that has caused us much trouble is a problem with the motion-notify event.
Here's the background.
We create a form (gtkwindow) and put a gtkButton on it and a GTkEntry. We set motion-notify event callbacks
for each control. When moving the mouse over the form and controls, the form fires the motion-notify signal
and we get the coordinates based on the mouse position on the form. So, when I near the caption bar (the
upper left corner of the form) the coordinates move towards 0,0.
Here's where the inconsistency appears.
If I hold the left mouse button down over the ENTRY and move my mouse to the left, I get motion-notify events
fired by the Entry. The x and y coords are based on the mouse postion within that entry control. Meaning
that if the control was 75 pixels wide and 10 high and I held the mouse button down over the right-bottom
most pixel on the entry control and moved one pixel to the left, the mouse coord's reported in motion-notify
would be 74,10 or something near that.
If I hold the left mouse button down over the BUTTON control and move my mouse to the left, I get
motion-notify events fired by the button. The x and y coords are based on the mouse postion within that FORM
instead of the control. Meaning that if the control was 75 pixels wide and 10 high and it's origin was at
50,50 on the form, and I held the mouse button down over the right-bottom most pixel on the button control
and moved one pixel to the left, the mouse coord's reported in motion-notify would be 124,60 or something
near that.
Why is that? Shouldn't they both report mouse coordinates based on the mouse position in the FORM or the
CONTROL? Is this a known issue or have we coded something incorrectly in Lazarus?
Thanks for your assistance.
Shane Miller
http://www.lazarus.freepascal.org
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