> >Scott Raney writes: > >> despite having seen statements from various people about the >> unreliability of the mouse function, we still *don't* have a >> reproducible example where it returns the wrong value. If >> it's as common as some people seem to think it is, it should >> be possible to come up with such an example and send in a bug >> report so that it can be fixed.
Richard Gaskin replies: >We're working on it. I haven't been able to recipe-ize it yet, but I can >assure you I get enough reports from my testers, and have seen it often >enough myself, that I know it's real. I can confirm this myself. I used to use the following old standby to allow the user to move a button around the screen: on mouseDown repeat while the mouse is down set the loc of me to the mosueLoc end repeat end mouseDown Sooner or later the button will stick to the mouse like white on mice--I mean rice. It is sporadic. I did the follow experiment three times. I click down on the button, drag the button across the screen and released. I did this 56 times before they stuck together. I then did it then 4 times before they stuck. I then did it 76 times before they stuck. At this point the experiment lost its power to amuse and I quit. Jim Hurley _______________________________________________ use-revolution mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://lists.runrev.com/mailman/listinfo/use-revolution