| Possible bugs (MouseTrackListener, MouseMoveListener, Toolbar.getItem(Point p)) [message #441196] |
Wed, 11 August 2004 13:58  |
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I'm running the same code on a windows environment and on a Linux
environment, and I'm receiving a different reaction from
MouseTrackListener, MouseMoveListener and Toolbar.getItem(Point p).
On windows, MouseTrackListener.mouseEnter and .mouseExit fire when the
mouse moves over the toolbar and when the mouse leaves the toolbar area.
On linux, these fire only when the mouse moves onto and off of enabled
ToolItems within the toolbar.
The same is true of MouseMoveListener.mouseMove.
Additionall, with Toolbar.getItem(Point p), in Linux, this seems to always
return the first ToolItem on the Toolbar. On windows this works just fine.
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| Re: Possible bugs (MouseTrackListener, MouseMoveListener, Toolbar.getItem(Point p)) [message #441226 is a reply to message #441196] |
Thu, 12 August 2004 10:58  |
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Please enter 2 separate bug reports, one for each problem. Thanks.
"Tej" <swt.10.tej@spamgourmet.com> wrote in message
news:cfdmob$mb9$1@eclipse.org...
> I'm running the same code on a windows environment and on a Linux
> environment, and I'm receiving a different reaction from
> MouseTrackListener, MouseMoveListener and Toolbar.getItem(Point p).
>
> On windows, MouseTrackListener.mouseEnter and .mouseExit fire when the
> mouse moves over the toolbar and when the mouse leaves the toolbar area.
> On linux, these fire only when the mouse moves onto and off of enabled
> ToolItems within the toolbar.
>
> The same is true of MouseMoveListener.mouseMove.
>
> Additionall, with Toolbar.getItem(Point p), in Linux, this seems to always
> return the first ToolItem on the Toolbar. On windows this works just
fine.
>
>
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