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User forums => General (but related to Code::Blocks) => Topic started by: r.stiltskin on May 12, 2008, 04:02:30 am
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I checked "enable browsemarks" in the editor settings, and now I find that if my cursor is in a Firefox window and I click on an open editor window to switch back to code::blocks, it sets a browse mark.
It is happening often, but not *every* time (for example, it doesn't happen from this "start new topic" input window, but it does happen if I click on the border of this window and then in codeblocks editor), and I can't figure out the exact sequence that causes it. I'm using Firefox 2.0.0.14 in Kubuntu gutsy, with c::b nightly 5046. Can anybody else confirm this behavior?
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Try raising the delay time for a browseMark in the settings dialog.
Or try using Ctrl-mouse as the browseMark key.
I'm interested in your results of this trial.
It would also be helpful to know what your current settings are.
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After setting Left_Mouse Toggle Delay=400 ms (instead of original value of 200) the problem went away.
Then I set it back to 200 ms and set the Toggle BrowseMark Key to Ctrl-Left_mouse, and behavior was OK.
Then I set it back to the original settings (delay=200 ms and Toggle Key=Left_mouse) to see if I'm hallucinating, and again got the unwanted BrowseMarks.
I will use Ctrl-mouse as the toggle key -- that solves the problem and actually seems more convenient anyway.