Re: KGuiAddons and QGestures like tap/click-and-hold to open context menu?

This actually works pretty nicely: https://commits.kde.org/scratch/rjvbb/osx-integration/1bfc3c00293dff6c726d0853457ab09b560e3df9 - m_grabbing is still used to track whether the 1st mousebutton press must be resend after grabbing the gesture. I prefer that to using a separate object property,

Re: KGuiAddons and QGestures like tap/click-and-hold to open context menu?

Either way it remains tricky business doing this without any knowledge about the widget that's being grabbed. I've already seen cases where you open a menu with a single mouse click and then the context menu appeared as well a short while later. That looks as if even the standard behaviour of

Re: KGuiAddons and QGestures like tap/click-and-hold to open context menu?

On mercredi 15 mars 2017 09:27:28 CET René J.V. Bertin wrote: > On Wednesday March 15 2017 09:07:48 David Faure wrote: > >Definitely. But there's another solution: QObject::setProperty, > >which supports dynamic properties so you can store anything you want in > >there. > I did think of something

Re: KGuiAddons and QGestures like tap/click-and-hold to open context menu?

On Wednesday March 15 2017 09:07:48 David Faure wrote: >Definitely. But there's another solution: QObject::setProperty, >which supports dynamic properties so you can store anything you want in there. I did think of something like that, but didn't get around yet to figuring out how. Any idea

Re: KGuiAddons and QGestures like tap/click-and-hold to open context menu?

On dimanche 12 mars 2017 23:40:29 CET René J.V. Bertin wrote: > Proof of concept: > > https://commits.kde.org/scratch/rjvbb/osx-integration/1260a608db98cfd3d75bf1 > 5917945b59c81b1182 " storing all grabbed QObjects is potentially dangerous " Definitely. But there's another solution:

Re: KGuiAddons and QGestures like tap/click-and-hold to open context menu?

Am 13. März 2017 16:15:34 MEZ schrieb Kai Uwe Broulik : >‎ >> Macs however always have two-fingers secondary click; their magic >mouse have both (it's mouse-touchpad hybrid). > >If all else fails you could still Control click on Mac iirc. > >This feature would be useful

Re: KGuiAddons and QGestures like tap/click-and-hold to open context menu?

‎ > Macs however always have two-fingers secondary click; their magic mouse have > both (it's mouse-touchpad hybrid). If all else fails you could still Control click on Mac iirc. This feature would be useful for Plasma on touchscreens though, faking a right click on  *touch* long-press. Maybe

Re: KGuiAddons and QGestures like tap/click-and-hold to open context menu?

On Sun, Mar 12, 2017 at 4:03 AM, René J.V. Bertin wrote: > Hello, > > The other day I had to add a context menu to a widget (QPushbutton) > defined in a .ui file and went a bit further when I realised it could be > nice to be able to open such a menu without using a

Re: KGuiAddons and QGestures like tap/click-and-hold to open context menu?

Proof of concept: https://commits.kde.org/scratch/rjvbb/osx-integration/1260a608db98cfd3d75bf15917945b59c81b1182 The same class also adds a simulated (emulated?) Menu key that's a real saver in those situations where I'm getting more side-effects from my trackpad's 2-finger right-tap than

Re: KGuiAddons and QGestures like tap/click-and-hold to open context menu?

On Sunday March 12 2017 20:21:33 David Faure wrote: > Forget QGesture, this can be done with simple mouse events. Another solution: catch mouse events for the desired QWidget types, use QGesture::grabbedGesture to check if they are subscribed and if not subscribe them. Re-implementing this

Re: KGuiAddons and QGestures like tap/click-and-hold to open context menu?

On Sunday March 12 2017 20:21:33 David Faure wrote: >Forget QGesture, this can be done with simple mouse events. Reinvent the wheel? Why not. I got the impression from the google results that led to finding the TapAndHold gesture solution that it could be trickier than you might think but

Re: KGuiAddons and QGestures like tap/click-and-hold to open context menu?

On dimanche 12 mars 2017 20:14:20 CET René J.V. Bertin wrote: > On Sunday March 12 2017 20:11:08 René J.V. Bertin wrote: > > And a static method that takes a QWidget, subscribes it to the gesture and > > installs the event filter. > Correction: the event filter could of course be provided by a QPA

Re: KGuiAddons and QGestures like tap/click-and-hold to open context menu?

On Sunday March 12 2017 20:11:08 René J.V. Bertin wrote: > And a static method that takes a QWidget, subscribes it to the gesture and > installs the event filter. Correction: the event filter could of course be provided by a QPA platform plugin and installed at the application level. But what

Re: KGuiAddons and QGestures like tap/click-and-hold to open context menu?

On Sunday March 12 2017 17:52:25 David Faure wrote: > > And if you make it an optional feature in the QPA it (almost?) becomes > > something that users might want to control the way they could control > > certain things via Q4's qtconfig . > > Or systemsettings, sure. > > > Maybe the QPA

Re: KGuiAddons and QGestures like tap/click-and-hold to open context menu?

On Sunday March 12 2017 18:57:23 David Faure wrote: > Or I hold the mouse button pressed because I'm about to start a drag-n- > drop. One for which you wait too long then, something users of systems where tap-and-hold is usual (i.e. most of us?) would probably recognise. If you start

Re: KGuiAddons and QGestures like tap/click-and-hold to open context menu?

On dimanche 12 mars 2017 18:38:04 CET René J.V. Bertin wrote: > On Sunday March 12 2017 17:52:25 David Faure wrote: > > It would trigger, sometimes against the user's will if he's a bit slow, on > > desktop systems where it's really not necessary since there's a right > > mouse button. > > Quite

Re: KGuiAddons and QGestures like tap/click-and-hold to open context menu?

On Sunday March 12 2017 17:52:25 David Faure wrote: > It would trigger, sometimes against the user's will if he's a bit slow, on > desktop systems where it's really not necessary since there's a right mouse > button. Quite slow, more like "oops, forgot to release the mousebutton". 700ms is

Re: KGuiAddons and QGestures like tap/click-and-hold to open context menu?

On dimanche 12 mars 2017 17:37:55 CET René J.V. Bertin wrote: > On Sunday March 12 2017 16:54:20 David Faure wrote: > >If it's about a very general long-click-should-open-context-menu then maybe > >it can be done globally in the QPA rather than in each and every widget? > Probably, yes. > > >It

Re: KGuiAddons and QGestures like tap/click-and-hold to open context menu?

On Sunday March 12 2017 16:54:20 David Faure wrote: >If it's about a very general long-click-should-open-context-menu then maybe it >can be done globally in the QPA rather than in each and every widget? Probably, yes. >It would >then be a generic event handling thing. Off by default though,

Re: KGuiAddons and QGestures like tap/click-and-hold to open context menu?

On dimanche 12 mars 2017 15:46:07 CET René J.V. Bertin wrote: > On Sunday March 12 2017 15:27:43 David Faure wrote: > > Isn't this exactly what QToolButton::setMenu does? > > (given that the default popupMode is DelayedPopup) > > Possible, one would indeed expect that from the description . >

Re: KGuiAddons and QGestures like tap/click-and-hold to open context menu?

On Sunday March 12 2017 15:27:43 David Faure wrote: > Isn't this exactly what QToolButton::setMenu does? > (given that the default popupMode is DelayedPopup) Possible, one would indeed expect that from the description . That class wouldn't need this extension then, but I think it's not trivial

Re: KGuiAddons and QGestures like tap/click-and-hold to open context menu?

On dimanche 12 mars 2017 09:03:51 CET René J.V. Bertin wrote: > Hello, > > The other day I had to add a context menu to a widget (QPushbutton) defined > in a .ui file and went a bit further when I realised it could be nice to be > able to open such a menu without using a right-click or menu

KGuiAddons and QGestures like tap/click-and-hold to open context menu?

Hello, The other day I had to add a context menu to a widget (QPushbutton) defined in a .ui file and went a bit further when I realised it could be nice to be able to open such a menu without using a right-click or menu button. After all, not all platforms have a (physical) right mouse button