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Subject: mouse event doubled
Date: Tue, 18 Sep 2001 11:07:34 -0500
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Subject: mouse event doubled
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Date: Tue, 18 Sep 2001 11:07:34 -0500
Full_Name: Jacek Kopecky
Version: 2.4.1
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I use mouse wheel to move around virtual screens.
The wheel is mapped to mouse buttons 4 and 5.
My config:
Mouse 5 A MC Scroll 0 100000
Mouse 4 A MC Scroll 0 -100000
Mouse 5 RSF A Scroll 0 100000
Mouse 4 RSF A Scroll 0 -100000
So ctrl-alt-wheel moves to the screen above or below, as does
wheel on root, sides or frames. The problem is that when I press
ctrl and alt and I use a wheel inside a window, and the screen
above/below is empty, the movement is doubled - like it were
Scroll 0 +/- 200000
This does not occur when the screen above/below the original one
does contain a window (or more precisely when the cursor after the
first scroll appears in a window - I use MouseFocus), when the mouse
is on root/sides/frame of a window when I move it, or when the scroll
command is inside a function, like my current workaround config:
DestroyFunc scr1
AddToFunc scr1 I Scroll 0 100000
DestroyFunc scr2
AddToFunc scr2 I Scroll 0 -100000
Mouse 5 RSF A Function scr1
Mouse 4 RSF A Function scr2
Mouse 5 A MC Function scr1
Mouse 4 A MC Function scr2
This doubling doesn't occur also when the command is, for example,
echo, instead of scroll. Nor when the scroll number is,
for example, 10. It's highly mysterious. 8-)
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