On 19.6.2013 16:57, Pedro Duque Vieira wrote:
Hi Pavel,
Thanks for your reply.
Hello,
not having any strong opinion on the desired behavior or needed API,
here are a few comments to the current state:
* Tooltip is a Window, so you should be able to call
tooltip.getScene()
or tooltip.getScene().getRoot() and watch for mouse events/hover
state there
That seems to work when the tooltip appears below, but when I move the
mouse inside the tooltip I get a mouseExited from
tooltip.getScene.getRoot().
This was explained in my third comment.
Pavel
Kind regards,
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Pedro Duque Vieira
Hello,
not having any strong opinion on the desired behavior or needed API,
here are a few comments to the current state:
* Tooltip is a Window, so you should be able to call
tooltip.getScene()
or tooltip.getScene().getRoot() and watch for mouse events/hover
state there
* Tooltip is a Window so a click-through tooltip is not possible right
now. We can talk about hooking its handlers to the owner control
handlers somehow.
* If you move the mouse to a tooltip, the owner control gets
MouseExited
event and hides the popup (which will be the case unless we
introduce a
"mouse transparent window"). So there doesn't seem to be much point in
handling mouse events on the tooltip. The reason why the tooltip
is not
hidden immediately after it pops under the mouse is that there is a
weird piece of code there that ignores MouseExited events with the
same
coordinates as the previous mouse event had. This looks like a
workaround, and a wrong one, because the control can move out from a
not-moving cursor. I'm going to file a bug against that.
Pavel
