SFML community forums
Help => Window => Topic started by: Olof on December 20, 2013, 08:16:12 pm
-
This isn't as much a help request, but a (possible) bug report.
I hope someone can tell me where to send it if this isn't the place :)
I've just started using SFML though, so not sure how to try to reproduce it, but I was looking through SFOpenGLView.mm.
(I was adding raw multitouch trackpad event support to it, needed by my project)
Then I saw this:
////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
-(void)otherMouseDragged:(NSEvent *)theEvent
{
if (m_requester != 0) {
NSPoint loc = [self cursorPositionFromEvent:theEvent];
// Make sure the point is inside the view.
// (mouseEntered: and mouseExited: are not immediately called
// when the mouse is dragged. That would be too easy!)
[self updateMouseState];
if (m_mouseIsIn) {
m_requester->mouseMovedAt(loc.x, loc.y);
}
}
// If the event is not forwarded by mouseDragged or rightMouseDragged...
sf::Mouse::Button button = [self mouseButtonFromEvent:theEvent];
if (button != sf::Mouse::Left && button != sf::Mouse::Right) {
// ... transmit to non-SFML responder
[[self nextResponder] otherMouseUp:theEvent];
}
}
Shouldn't that forward to otherMouseDragged: and not to otherMouseUp?
Just wanted to let you know..
-
That's why I shouldn't use copy / past... I feel bad about it. Thanks for the head up.