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Found out what trackTime was used for.

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We should probably always start BMenuField menus in sticky mode and only switch
to non-sticky mode if the mouse was moved a minimum distance.


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Waldemar Kornewald
2006-11-22 12:30:56 +00:00
parent 2628e60cbc
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@@ -1354,7 +1354,9 @@ BMenu::_track(int *action, bigtime_t trackTime, long start)
SetStickyMode(false); SetStickyMode(false);
trackTime = 0; trackTime = 0;
} else if (buttons == 0 && !IsStickyMode()) { } else if (buttons == 0 && !IsStickyMode()) {
// TODO: trackTime isn't very useful. we should probably remove it /* TODO: FIXME! trackTime is a hacky workaround for BMenuField. It
opens directly under your mouse pointer, so when you release the mouse
button the menu closes again because it started in non-sticky mode. */
/* if (system_time() < trackTime + 1000000 /* if (system_time() < trackTime + 1000000
|| (fExtraRect != NULL && fExtraRect->Contains(location))) */ || (fExtraRect != NULL && fExtraRect->Contains(location))) */
if (fExtraRect != NULL && fExtraRect->Contains(location)) if (fExtraRect != NULL && fExtraRect->Contains(location))