Re: Re: [Protux-devel] Vertical zoom fixed

[Reinhard Amersberger]

Hi,

cool .... I think we are on the right way, so let's see how much performance 
this actions will cost.

btw - I don't wanted to have both graphics, I mean the mouse cursor and another 
figure (graph, bar,...) below ..... just one of those .... the mouse pointer 
should be hidden during such actions,  but the figure should popup at the same 
position and all activities should be done inside the graphic (I mean a slider 
that will be moved, or a graph that change the percentage value,... when moving 
the mouse).


greetings
Reinhard




address@hidden schrieb am 14.06.03 16:03:50:
> 
> There is a way !
> 
> I just found out that there is a way to accept movements WITHOUT moving.
> It is just a matter of compensate the move by hard-positioning the mouse back
> to the position detected on the begining of movement (simple huh ?)
> 
> for example
> 
> jog action starts. JMB detects the mouse position at 750x333
> 
> jog is performed. For each movement, the deltas are computed (delta x and 
> delta y) to calculate the jog amount , BUT 
> the mouse is hard positioned on 750x333 back
> 
> jog is finished. The ¨mouse-lock¨ status is finished.
> 
> 
> All this, combined with very special cursors (figures) would give really a 
> feeling of freddom.
> 
> Also I had an idea that everytime a jog is performed (initiated) there could 
> be some kind of fast drawing
> from the mouse position to the thing that would be affected . It is a very 
> radical ideia. follow me.
> 
> 
> a jog-pan for track 3 starts. A kind of lamp (like those is the real life 
> storms) flashes very quickly from the
> mouse until the track 3 panel. A kind of brigh rounded glass is drawing UPON 
> the pan control to indicate that
> it will be affected. All this takes about half second - it is pretty fast.
> then the jog starts, the cursor changes.. and so on..
> 
> RFC
> 
> 
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