I have committed release 3.8.3 to respond to this. Refresh your addon.
1. Hover allows more movement before removing the tooltip
2. Resize is supported (only for JQt, and only for making the screen larger)
If you are in tutorial mode, you will want to resize the screen larger
so you can see all the text. I thought this was better than enlarging
the window, which might not be needed most of the time.
Right-click is used already, to copy values to the clipboard, and so
unavailable for your action.
There could be some other action, a PFkey perhaps, to do what you are
asking for... but I don't understand what that is, exactly. Do you want
the tooltip text so that you can paste it into the term window or a text
editor?
A request:
If you are looking at tooltip text a lot, keep an eye out for errors.
The code to create them has a lot of cases and they're not all tested.
Henry Rich
On 3/23/2015 11:35 AM, Björn Helgason wrote:
I am going slowly through the labs.
Even revisited the debug option.
Debug can be of some use especially together with dissect.
By the way the debug lab in JHS is a bit out of sync and not very helpful.
Could not find much debug help.
I noticed I can use the tooltips detail tutorial.
Quite a lot of info you have managed to give and at the right time and
place.
Anyway tho hovercraft can be a bit slippery and quick.
The tutorial tooltips is great but it sometimes extends beyond the screen.
At one time I have been thinking that it might be interesting to have an
option to get the results of the dissect and hovering into the terminal
window.
Some of it could then be used in JHS too.
Maybe get some of it printed to the term window?
Possibly with a right click option?
Anyway I quite like this feature and maybe it is good for newcomers?
It explains a lot of things that could be good for people to learn at start.
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