Dusan Vujosevic wrote: >>Under Wine, I can make the flying toolbar stick (even with my patch) by >>holding the mouse button down and sliding it out of the main toolbar. >>Once out of the toolbar, I can let up the mouse button without the >>toolbar going away. Once stuck, if I simply slide the mouse across the >>flying toolbar, it disappears. This does not happen under Windows. > > That is true. If release the left mouse button anywhere else except over the > toolbars the flyout will stick. The reason is that TOOLBAR_LButtonUp() > doesn't get executed in that case and the WM_COMMAND is not sent. > (Everything works perfectly under any Windows as you have noticed because > Win32 doesn't send the WM_COMMAND as I said before).
I think you misunderstood my explanation. Once the menu is stuck and the button released, I slide the mouse into the flying menu and back out again, without pressing any mouse buttons. When the cursor leaves the flying menu, it disappears, but without calling TOOLBAR_LButtonUp(). This is the second behavior, which may not be related. >>Unfortunately >>for me, my real work is once again interfering severely with the amount >>of time I have to spend on Wine :-( > > > I'd be all too happy to help. I will take off my own time to test & fix > this. I'll try give you something over the weekend (patch). > > >> But I will try to get in a couple >>of tests with ControlSpy with the TBSTYLE_DROPDOWN style, since it >>should not take much time, perhaps this weekend. A suggestion I made a couple weeks ago would make things easier, I would think. That would be to duplicate your flying menus within ControlSpy. I don't know how easy that would be to implement, but once implemented, it would likely make debugging much easier.
