I;m trying to fix a bug where, in a touch-screen environment, you can touch a
GtkComboBox to drop down its menu and - sometimes - one of the top two items
(which happen to popup over the combo box) will be selected. Even though I've
pushed MENU_SHELL_TIMEOUT (gtkmenushell.c) up to 900 millseconds.
The culprit seems to be the
if (definitely_within_item (menu_item, event->x, event->y))
menu_shell->activate_time = 0;
statement in gtk_menu_motion_notify. (Lines 2869 and 2870 of gtkmenu.c, v
2.10.9.)
The effect is that if the cursor is on a menu item when it pops up, it will
disable the "very fast press-release" protection in
gtk_menu_shell_button_release.
My question is: Why?
I have found that commenting this statement out fixes my bug, but I'm wary as
*I really do not understand the point" of the definitely_within_item test.
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