To detect a click inside a slot, I've been using the following type of pattern,
which mostly works fine:
stack do
# Fill stack with stuff
hover { click { para "I actually do something more useful than just a para" }
}
end
But the click isn't detected if the slot is below the end of the app window and
you have to scroll down to see it. If it's visible without scrolling, then the
click is detected fine. A shoes bug I guess, both raisins and policeman. Test
the bug with following code:
Shoes.app do
def create
flow( :height => 100, :width => 1.0 ) do
border black
hover do |s|
click { s.append { para "Clicked!" } }
end
end
end
10.times { create }
end
First thought the hover isn't working, but replacing the above hover call with
the following shows it's not the case:
hover { |s| s.append { para "Hovered!" } }
Any solutions/workarounds? I wouldn't mind another way to catch clicks inside a
slot.
- Ehsan
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