On Mon, 21 Mar 2005 11:28:57 -0500, Stefan Monnier <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:Similarly, it would be good to provide a Gtk "theme" that gives Xaw-like
behavior (or some other: there used to be a variety of useful behaviors in
various scrollbars, such as the one used in the Smalltalk machine, ...).
But I doubt it can currently be done with just a theme.
Just having the more sensible mouse-click bindings (mouse-1 = forward by N% anywhere in the scrollbar, mouse-2 = opposite) would be a tremendous improvement. Does GTK filter-out all the useful information before handing scroll clicks to Emacs?
Yes, the behaviour on different buttons is hard coded, no configuration possible. A possible approach is to intercept mouse events and handle them in Emacs rather than passing them to the scroll bar. This may be desirable for other reasons also (overscrolling).
Jan D.
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