On Tue, 2005-05-10 at 10:57, Asger Alstrup wrote: > Great! I was frankly a bit surprised that Qt would fire events without any > reason. Good to learn that it doesn't. > > FYI, the native Windows API does not do this either, except if you try to > use multimedia. When you start a movieclip, windows will process messages. > Urgh! When you go look in the documentation, there is a small note that > says so, but such a thing can basically cost days of rework to fix, since > typically all the code is depending on predictable pathways for message > handling.
That's nasty. I do notice a weird behaviour though, which I don't know has anything to do with the patch (but I cannot imagine how). Open a new doc in LyX, insert a tabular, and open the tabular dialog (just to slow things down; the tabular has no special meaning otherwise). Then, keep the 'a' key down for a second or two, so it has time to buffer a dozen or so a's. Then, lift your finger from the 'a' key, and AT THAT VERY MOMENT tap the 'b' key. You will (more often than not) see a string like 'aaaaaaaaaabaaa' appear on the screen. How did 'b' get to jump the queue? I don't see this with 1.3. - Martin
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