Abdelrazak Younes wrote: > Peter Kümmel wrote: >> Abdelrazak Younes wrote: >>> Peter Kümmel wrote: >>>> Now I have found the best solution: >>>> >>>> Full control to the user, means all key events >>>> produced by the user are processed but generated >>>> ones are ignored if the system is busy. >>> Yes, this seems like the best solution. Bravo! >>> >>> >>>> Could it go into beta3? >>> I think yes. >>> >>> Could you look at the scrollar issue? Something similar should be done. >> >> I could not reproduce it neither on windows nor on Linux/Suse 10.2 >> (1GHz). >> >> Maybe attached patch helps, but I'm not sure about the side effects. >
I just wanna say that I'm less clear about the consequences of this patch than of the last one. > There is no way to see what kind of events are pending? > If not we could probably install an event filter. When we are in "adjustViewWithScrollBar" which calls "scrollBufferView" isn't it clear that it is a scroll event? OK, I give it try on Linux. stand by while rebooting... -- Peter Kümmel
