Oh, sorry, I'm not familiar with OS X and I was keeping in mind
touchscreens.
Of course all this is not related to touchpads. And setting
Qt::MouseEventSynthesizedBySystem for touchpads
is not really correct because mouse events are synthesized differently
for touchpads and touchscreens.
So
On 24 Dec 2014, at 14:48, Александр Волков a.vol...@rusbitech.ru wrote:
Hi all,
Currently three major platform plugins (xcb, windows and cocoa) by default
behave
absolutely different when they receive synthesized mouse events from the
system:
3) cocoa plugin doesn't distinguish them
Hi all,
Currently three major platform plugins (xcb, windows and cocoa) by
default behave
absolutely different when they receive synthesized mouse events from the
system:
1) xcb plugin doesn't receive them at all
2) windows plugin marks them as Qt::MouseEventSynthesizedBySystem
3) cocoa plugin
On Wednesday 24 December 2014, Александр Волков wrote:
Hi all,
Currently three major platform plugins (xcb, windows and cocoa) by
default behave
absolutely different when they receive synthesized mouse events from the
system:
1) xcb plugin doesn't receive them at all
Once we can switch
