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Pecan:
@tiwag

acknowledged, thankyou
pecan

tiwag:
updated cbDragScroll so that it builds with CB versions past SVN rev 1807 again


--- Quote from: rev 1808 ---* Changed the signature of cbPlugin::BuildModuleMenu(). It now contains an argument that prefectly describes the item in question. As a result, right-clicking on folders works just fine now.
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Pecan:

--- Quote from: tiwag on January 19, 2006, 06:52:56 pm ---updated cbDragScroll so that it builds with CB versions past SVN rev 1807 again


--- Quote from: rev 1808 ---* Changed the signature of cbPlugin::BuildModuleMenu(). It now contains an argument that prefectly describes the item in question. As a result, right-clicking on folders works just fine now.
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Ok, thanks

But what's that all about.

thanks
pecan

Pecan:
1/22/2006 4:18 PM

Please find attached cbDragScrollR013.zip

This version supports unix/GTK and MSwindows.
It also scrolls any window/control that allows
itself to be scrolled.

Note that some controls allow vertical scrolling
but don't allow horizontal scrolling.

Under GTK, some controls dont allow themselves
to be scrolled at all.

The editor windows are scrollable in both directions;

thanks
pecan

Pecan:
2/3/2006 1:24 PM

Please find attached cbDragScrollV015.zip

Added editor configuration panel to:
    Enable/Disable mouse scrolling
    Choose direction of  the scroll
    Choose right/middle mouse key
    Set adaptive speed sensitivity
    Set mouse movement to line scrolling ratio

Added png icons for config panel. These must be moved
to "...{datafolder}.../images/settings". Else the default
plugin puzzle piece will be used.



The values on the slider for the "adaptive speed sensitivity"
represent the number: 100-(sensitivity*10)  divided into the
mouse moves (for which an additional line is scrolled).

The movement ratio is simply the percentage of mouse moves
needed to represent a text line.

I have been unable to test this under unix. Although the GTK code is present.

thanks
pecan

EDIT: I erroneously left LOGGING defined in cbDragScroll.h
Change it to #define LOGGING 0


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