scrollbar/slider settings in gtk 3.6
- From: "pauriem gmail com" <pauriem gmail com>
- To: gtk-list gnome org
- Subject: scrollbar/slider settings in gtk 3.6
- Date: Sat, 24 Aug 2013 18:26:35 -0600
since updating to gtk 3.6 on my ubuntu laptop running raring, there
have been changes to scroll behavior esp when mouse cursor touches
trough
one change was due to default of new setting primary-button-warps-slider
the other is that sometimes when i move mouse cursor via laptop
touchpad in or near scrollbar trough, WITHOUT holding down any
buttons, and with 2-finger scrolling option DISABLED, the linked
widget will scroll as if i was dragging the thumb
so i am trying to find out if there is some corresponding new slider
setting that might account for this unwanted behavior
specifically, i want to learn if there is any (new) provision in gtk
3.6 code for enabling the user to perform a scroll by just moving the
mouse, while not holding down any buttons (maybe some kind of mouse
wheel simulation?) and if so if there is some way to disable it a la
the warps-slider setting
more generally, i wonder how i could obtain an exhaustive list of
attributes and values which can be used in the swttings.ini to affect
the appearance and behavior of gtk widgets
where for instance is this primary-button-warps-slider attribute documented?
i feel like some new pupil at hogwarts trying to discover all the
possible spells i can use
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