Julia uses MOTION_HINT / gdk_event_request_motions as recommended by the Gtk/Gdk documentation ( https://developer.gnome.org/gdk2/stable/gdk2-Events.html#gdk-event-request-motions) by default. Not sure why this would cause issues for you however.
I could try against other machines, if you would like. I tested on a 64-bit mac with all Pkg dependencies installed from MacPorts. On Sat Jan 03 2015 at 1:11:21 PM Andreas Lobinger <[email protected]> wrote: > Stranger. > > i now moved my C example to gtk3 and get also something like: > > 100,064026 102,490265 >> 100,064026 101,490265 >> 100,064026 100,490265 >> 100,064026 99,490265 >> 100,064026 98,490265 >> 100,064026 97,490265 >> 100,064026 96,490265 >> 100,064026 95,490265 >> 101,064026 94,490265 >> 101,064026 91,490265 >> 102,064026 88,490265 >> 103,064026 83,490265 >> 103,064026 79,490265 >> 104,064026 76,490265 >> 104,064026 75,490265 >> 105,064026 74,490265 >> 105,064026 73,490265 >> >> > I'll try to scan the gtk3 docu, if that's expected behaviour. The scribble > example looks like the recommended way is to work with MOTION_HINT only and > the use gdk_window_get_pointer. > >>
