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Re: when to bind *down-mouse* vs *mouse*?
From: |
Richard Stallman |
Subject: |
Re: when to bind *down-mouse* vs *mouse*? |
Date: |
Wed, 08 Dec 2004 23:42:15 -0500 |
1. when clicking a sensitive area (button, link) to trigger an action -
bind mouse* (so the user can change his mind after mouse-down and move away
to cancel the action)
2. when the position of the mouse action is important (and not case 1) -
bind down-mouse* (e.g. yank text where button is pressed)
This is not accurate. Emacs does yanking on the up-event.
(I have no time to discuss whether this is right or wrong;
we're not changing it now.)
3. opening popup menus - bind down-mouse* (to work correctly on problem
platforms, as mentioned above)
I think this is the only occasion in which Emacs does something for a
down-event.
- Re: when to bind *down-mouse* vs *mouse*?, (continued)
- RE: when to bind *down-mouse* vs *mouse*?, Drew Adams, 2004/12/06
- Re: when to bind *down-mouse* vs *mouse*?, Stefan Monnier, 2004/12/06
- Re: when to bind *down-mouse* vs *mouse*?, Alex Schroeder, 2004/12/07
- RE: when to bind *down-mouse* vs *mouse*?, Drew Adams, 2004/12/08
- Re: when to bind *down-mouse* vs *mouse*?, Stefan Monnier, 2004/12/08
- RE: when to bind *down-mouse* vs *mouse*?, Drew Adams, 2004/12/08
- Re: when to bind *down-mouse* vs *mouse*?,
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