YAMAMOTO Mitsuharu writes:
> With the attached patch, Carbon Emacs generates Lisp-level events as > it were using X toolkit scroll bars. So the scroll bar handlers at > the Lisp level can be used as they are. Now auto-repeat works, and > changing the pressed part (e.g., pressing the up arrow and then moving > to the down arrow without releasing the mouse button) also works.
Thank you very very much for working on this.
So I've tried out your patch and I have to say, I'm impressed. The new behavior is pretty much perfect.
I even find the overscrolling behavior and the resizing of the scrollbar at the end of a buffer very
tolerable - it's not resizing erratically, and most importantly, it doesn't jump when you grab the
scrollbar.
I can confirm, the screen updates lag behind a bit on my 2002 Powerbook.
There is no method to not display the point in the visible area? I'd like to scroll somewhere else in the
buffer (and I do that quite often) and then jump back, and I know a lot of other people are used to that,
too. Such a setting would, of course, preserve the region when scrolling.
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