> > For the other one, some testing seems needed to make sure that > wheel movements don't become exagerately fast after this > multiplication by 10. I don't have here the development environment > to test. May be you've already tested that. Also the Qt solution > is what you suggest, so the patch seems to make much sense.
I dug out the puck for my Wacom tablet on this OSX 10.4.11 machine - the puck has a mousewheel on it. Ran Greg's mousewheel test code, and in the shell I get: wheel 9 wheel 3 wheel 3 wheel -6 wheel -3 wheel -3 wheel 3 wheel 3 wheel 3 wheel 6 wheel 3 wheel 3 wheel 9 wheel 6 wheel 6 wheel 3 wheel -15 wheel -6 wheel -12 wheel -6 wheel -3 wheel -12 wheel -3 wheel -3 wheel 3 wheel 3 etc... The +/-3 values appear when I roll the wheel one click. The bigger numbers appear when I spin the wheel faster. How does this compare with what people see with the other mouse types? -- Ian _______________________________________________ fltk-dev mailing list [email protected] http://lists.easysw.com/mailman/listinfo/fltk-dev
