Reverted wheel action in 1.0.4pre6
The wheel action should be: Scoll down in the text if the wheel is turned 'down', i.e. clockwise if you see the mouse from the left side. This is at least a convention used in all word processors I have seen. Now it is just the opposite, at least on linux (RH6, XFree 3.3.1). If the outcome is different on different OSs a wheel scroll direction variable should be introduced. I have just chaned the wheel direction in BufferView.C back to what it used to be. Ulrich
Re: Reverted wheel action in 1.0.4pre6
Günther [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: | Scoll down in the text if the wheel is turned 'down', i.e. clockwise if | you see the mouse from the left side. | This is at least a convention used in all word processors I have seen. Ok, I'll change it back. I still think it is faulty logic... I see that xterms and the like do it the way you describe. Lgb
Reverted wheel action in 1.0.4pre6
The wheel action should be: Scoll down in the text if the wheel is turned 'down', i.e. clockwise if you see the mouse from the left side. This is at least a convention used in all word processors I have seen. Now it is just the opposite, at least on linux (RH6, XFree 3.3.1). If the outcome is different on different OSs a wheel scroll direction variable should be introduced. I have just chaned the wheel direction in BufferView.C back to what it used to be. Ulrich
Re: Reverted wheel action in 1.0.4pre6
Günther <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: | Scoll down in the text if the wheel is turned 'down', i.e. clockwise if | you see the mouse from the left side. | This is at least a convention used in all word processors I have seen. Ok, I'll change it back. I still think it is faulty logic... I see that xterms and the like do it the way you describe. Lgb
