Chad Kittel wrote: > On 12/16/06, blak <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: >> Hello >> >> I have noticed some strange mouse click behaviour(IMHO) >> For example I open an About e17 window, move mouse cursor on the Ok >> button, then I press down mouse button, move mouse out of the Ok >> button(but not away from About window) and release mouse button. Then >> somewhere in the same window I press again mouse button, move cursor to >> the Ok button and release mouse button and About window is closed. I >> think that such behaviour rarely can cause accidentals clicks(as was >> when I noticed this). > > Ah, nice catch. I think I've had this happen to me in the past and > thought I was just going crazy! I was able to reproduce what you > found without fail, on multiple windows (not just the About, as was > your example). > > One thing I found even a bit more interesting was what happens when > you have more than one button on the form. Lets say you have Button1, > Button2, and Button3. If you do the MouseIn-MoveAway-MouseOut from > Button1, if you were then to MouseIn-MoveToButton2-MouseOut, the > defect does not occur. If you then do the MouseIn-MoveAway-MouseOut > from Button2, and then try the fake click on Button3 the defect again > doesn't happen, but if you did the fake click back against Button1, > the defect exists. Basically, this example is trying to say that if > you do the In-Away-Release on a button that button is a target for the > bug to occur on for the life of the form. >
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