>>>>> "Richard" == Richard M Stallman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> IIRC, the code you removed was intended to make a double-click do the
> normal action at point rather than following the link
> (when mouse-1-click-follows-link != double-click).
> That is important. Double-click of mouse-1 has a standard meaning,
> and the link-following feature is not supposed to interfere with it.
> Whether the old code succeeded in keeping double-click working right,
> I don't know. But if it doesn't work correctly now, it needs to be
> fixed.
An alternative implementation which may fix the problem could look like:
After the first click, start a timer waiting for double-click-time and
add a pre-command-hook. The timer just runs the mouse-2 binding.
The pre-command-hook will cancel the timer and depending on whether the
triggering event is a double-click or not, it will run the mouse-2 binding.
This way you avoid the problematic sit-for. But it's pretty nasty code in
any case.
Stefan
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