> You are the first person to complain about this. Could you please > specify for which action this is the most annoying?
I came across this problem when I wrote my first Java applet. I was very surpriced that even Java 1.4 did not fixed this, in my opinion, unwieldy feature. Maybe ordinary Java users have steady wrists while Windows users are "nervous"? :-) I tried to find where in XXE I found this problem. The area left to edit text used to select whole elements works very strange. When I press mouse and drag a little (one pixel) in horizonal and release, the click is recognized. But when I drag a little vertical, the click is ignored :-). Definitely the click condition doesn't contain x coordinate epsilon. > > Note that you can customize XXE by binding some of its commands to > mousePressed events instead of mouseClicked events. See > http://www.xmlmind.com/xmleditor/_distrib/docs/configure/ch06s01.html BTW, it's better to bound events to mouseReleased. In Windows when I press a button and I realize that I actually don't want to press it, I simply drag outside the button and release mouse. Button is not pressed. Mouse click is also generated on mouseRelease. Jan
