Eben Eliason wrote: > I think that a very slight delay on the corner activation > might be an ok decision to prevent accidental invocation > of the frame if it proves to be be a problem.
Let me suggest this as a good candidate for the sugar-control-panel. I'm a geek, not a child. So far, on my G1G1 system, I've spent the majority of the time on text-mode things. And just about the first customization I did to my system was editing eventarea.py to comment out frame invocation at the corners. The problem is that some applications show significant information (e.g., the command line, or the "menu bar") very near the corner. If I am moving the cursor in the vicinity of those, and happen to "overshoot", part of my application is overlaid by the frame. I must explicitly move the cursor back a ways, to get focus in my application again. Very soon this becomes tiresome. With a specifiable delay parameter (default can be zero, to keep the current behavior), I can defer the "interruption caused by invoking the frame" for those occasions when such interruption is wanted. mikus _______________________________________________ Sugar mailing list [email protected] http://lists.laptop.org/listinfo/sugar
