Hello. I'm WooHyun Jung.
I have one question about "clicked" signal.
In Elementary - some widgets call a signal named "clicked".
But I cannot understand the exact meaning of "clicked" signal in elementary.
For instance, in elm_entry, the signal is called whenever mouse_up is
occured.
This means "mouse_down => mouse_move => mouse_up" is also "clicked" in
elm_entry.
It doesn't consider about flicking and scrolling either.
I think app engineers will be in agony, if each widget has diffent meaning
for "clicked" signal.
I wanna hear about your opinion about this.
Thanks !! ^-^
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Woo Hyun, Jung
Mobile Software Platform Lab.
SAMSUNG ELECTRONICS CO. LTD,
TEL : 031-279-4215
Mobile : 010-4249-4610
E-mail : [1][email protected]
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