drag and drop/dnd question - drag_leave / drag_motion
- From: Caspar Bothmer <caspar cbothmer org>
- To: GtK-List <gtk-list gnome org>
- Subject: drag and drop/dnd question - drag_leave / drag_motion
- Date: Wed, 21 Nov 2001 00:45:02 +0100
Hello all,
I am using gtk+1.2.10 on a debian machine and I am experiencing the
following inconsistencies when using dnd signals:
1. signal "drag_motion" occasionally gets set _after_ "drag_end" signal.
2. signal "drag_leave" doesn't get reliably sent when dragging slightly
fast.
The "drag_motion" irregularity is annoying but easy managable - a status
flag which gets cleared by the "drag-end" callback function and a
request in "drag_motion" if status is set or not. Though I think this
should be handled by catching signals alone. It's probability is about
10 to 30 percent.
The "drag_leave" does get sent with a probability of about 60 percent.
It does happen only if I drag with a slightly higher speed than slow.
The problem is that it is inconsistent and the following two things
occur:
- "drag_motion" gets the right position of the cursor reliably, so at
least drag_motion is fast enough to catch the new widget.
- "drag_leave" gets eventually sent, directly before "drag_end". The
order I catch them is "drag_end" before "drag_leave", so they don't
get sent together and I don't have a chance to change the order to not
get this last drag_leave. The problem is that I can't distinguish
between the "drag_leave" after leaving the widget during dragging
further on and the "drag_leave" just before "drag_end". I could do
a work-around to this as well but I am curiuos if I miss something.
I have a test program (packed about 7k) that I put onto the web:
http://www.cbothmer.org/gtk/test2.c.bz2
So please, if somebody has encountered the same problems, if someone
knows
a trick to circumvent this or to fix my code in case it's just the code,
I
appreciate any comment and help on it.
Thanks in advance
bye
caspar
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