On Feb 23, 2007, at 1:57 PM, Bob Warren wrote:
Dave wrote:
I've been suffering in silence about this for ages!
Has anyone else been driven crazy by the way in which the IDE
selects and then moves objects? What I mean is that it's way too
easy to move an object just by selecting it. e.g. you select it
with a mouse down and accidently move the mouse and then the
objects shifts a couple of pixels. I think the mouse should be "de-
bounced", e.g. any movement within a short period should be
ignored, or better still it shouldn't move the object until it's
been selected by a Mouse Down and a Mouse Up, then to move it you
Mouse Down, or maybe you should only be able to move it by
dragging a certain area.
Anyone agree???
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Perhaps I'm missing something here, but doesn't the "Lock size and
position" option in the control's properties solve this problem? Or
would it be equally annoying to you to have to set this property
for all your controls? If so, I would suggest putting forward the
idea of a global property/switch to lock all controls.
Bob
For me it's mostly annoying during the time after I've put controls
onto a card but before I've got them finally positioned. Once they're
where I want them, I lock their positions and it's not a problem
anymore. If there is a way "screen out" inadvertent moves associated
with mouse clicks, I'm all for it.
Devin
Devin Asay
Humanities Technology and Research Support Center
Brigham Young University
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