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Re: New Tool: Click to Open
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Re: New Tool: Click to Open


  • Subject: Re: New Tool: Click to Open
  • From: Guido Neitzer <email@hidden>
  • Date: Wed, 12 Mar 2008 23:47:38 +0100

On 12.03.2008, at 23:37, Chuck Hill wrote:

Funny thing is that if I can make it work in Eclipse in the Browser view, it actually probably COULD be done onto Safari outside. The biggest problem here -- and if you try this in the nightly you can see it happen -- is that Eclipse is a carbon app, and apparently the WebKit view for Carbon is always-on-top. You can't put any components over it. In fact, occasionally you can see that when you resize the outline view it's actually not CONTAINED inside its parent -- it's kept in-sync and drawn over top of it in the correct square (when your machine is under load, you can sometimes see it lag SLIGHTLY behind your resize). Well, this, unfortunately, screws us, because it means we can't drag with the fancy drag-and- drop binding trick that we are currently using, which is putting a transparent component on top of the eclipse shell and drawing, but it's always UNDER the browser view. If you drag over to outline, you'll see the drag just stops at the edge until you come back out. This frustrates me to no end. I'm hoping that the new Cocoa SWT implementation will fix this, because everything will be Cocoa and it won't be the HI junk anymore. I wouldn't expect this until AT LEAST the next major release of Eclipse, though. I do have some other tricks to try, though ... It's possible that even though I can't draw over top, maybe I can at least detect the drag events on the browser that were initiated outside, and switch to provide drag- over feedback in the browser control (possibly even from Javascript), though I'd have to turn off the line drag at the switchover point.

Sounds suspiciously like "I can't"...

:-P

I'd say, it's not possible.

cug

:-P

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References: 
 >New Tool: Click to Open (From: Chuck Hill <email@hidden>)
 >Re: New Tool: Click to Open (From: David Avendasora <email@hidden>)
 >Re: New Tool: Click to Open (From: Chuck Hill <email@hidden>)
 >Re: New Tool: Click to Open (From: Mike Schrag <email@hidden>)
 >Re: New Tool: Click to Open (From: Chuck Hill <email@hidden>)

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