On 15 May 2002 14:10:44 -0400, Victor Eijkhout wrote:
>
> > > Mouse 0 T N MoveOrRaiseOrShade
> > > AddToFunc MoveOrRaiseOrShade
> > > + C Raise
> > > + H Move
> > > + D WindowShade
>
> > AddToFunc MoveOrRaiseOrShade
> > + M Move
>
> Interesting. That works, and is actually conceptually better. So what
> would be a legit application for click-hold?
Granted, usually you should just duplicate "H" and "M" lines, but you may
for example give different Maximize parameters on them. Another usage is
to do something on click and cancel the click action by specifying Nop on
"M" or/and "H". I.e. if you clicked by a mistake, you may just hold the
button or drag it to cancel the action.
DestroyFunc MyMaximize
AddToFunc MyMaximize
+ M Nop
+ H Maximize 0 95
+ C Maximize 100 95
+ D Maximize 100 100
DestroyFunc MyMoveOrDeleteOrDestroy
AddToFunc MyMoveOrDeleteOrDestroy
+ M Move
+ H Nop
+ C Delete
+ D Destroy
Also, you get a different feel on all these cases ("D" is like "C"):
"M" specified
"H" specified
"C" specified
"M" and "C" specified
"H" and "C" specified
"M" and "H" specified
"M", "H" and "C" specified
Regards,
Mikhael.
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