Re: Delaying a drag event
Re: Delaying a drag event
- Subject: Re: Delaying a drag event
- From: j o a r <email@hidden>
- Date: Fri, 25 Jun 2004 13:39:06 -0700
I don't understand what you're saying. Keeping the mouse button pressed
should not, AFAIK, turn the event into a drag event. You should have to
move the mouse while keeping the mouse button pressed in order to have
the event interpreted as a drag event. You probably also need to move
the mouse a certain distance in order for it to be treated as a drag
event.
Are you simply implementing "mouseDragged:" to watch for mouse dragged
events, or are you implementing your own event loop in "mouseDown:"? If
you're implementing your own event loop, consider checking for the
offset of the mouse pointer relative to the original mouse event, and
avoid treating the event as a drag event unless the offset is larger
than a certain delta, for example 5 pixels.
j o a r
On 2004-06-25, at 13.06, Rick Bischoff wrote:
>
In my application I have two different functions performed depending
>
on a mouse down or a drag-- however, there are times when the user
>
hits the mouse button down for just a split second too long and it is
>
then interpreted as a drag. Is there anyway to increase this
>
threshold?
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