Thanks for the feedback! Some comments below:
Originally posted by m2kio
- Popups:
i have the amule window on my 2nd monitor. popups all open on first monitor. 'Preferences' center on first monitor, all others stick on the side to the 2nd monitor. Maybe there is an option to wx so that popups open on alert position over the main window?
OK. I will look into it a bit. My guess is that this is sort of a wx problem, in so far as it is its job to do The Right Thing when it comes to platform-specific stuff and allow apps to be written to be ignorant of things like this. In the meantime, please enter a bug report at
http://bugs.amule.org/ (create an account for yourself if necessary) so this won't be forgotten.
- Scroll wheel: Doesn't work (for me) except over the aMule Log.
A wx bug. I'll take it up with them. Couldn't hurt to enter a bug report for this, too.
- Results window:
-- 'x' on tabs does not work. ('close' in context menu of tabs does)
Yes, this is a known bug. No need to file a bug report for it, it's already there -- several times over.
-- right-clicking on a deselected tab does not select it. popup still works on the currently selected tab.
In my opinion, the tab should not be selected. However, the popup menu that comes up should be the one appropriate to the clicked tab. I have not seen a Mac app where right-clicking on a tab selects it. I have checked with Firefox and Safari, which have context menus attached to tabs, and they present a context menu for the clicked tab, but do not select it. (They do however, subtly highlight tabs as you mouse over them, which helps the user to know that the context menu is for the proper tab.)
I'll look into what can be done about this. Please file a bug report.
- Friends:Username:
right-clicking on a deselected friend does not select it. So you must first left-click and then right click it.
This is an example where right-clicking should select. I'll look into it. Please file a bug. (Is there an echo in here?
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- Left-click + Right click:
is handled as a double click, if both clicks are within the dbl click time interval.
Yes, this is a known wx bug that I have reported to them. It has a surprising cause: the Mac OS actually reports such a left-click-right-click sequence as a double-click event. It's just a difference in how programs process right-clicks (programs which let Carbon's standard event handlers route events, and which use its context menu handling features, don't see the click itself). Try left-click-right-click on a window title bar to see it interpreted as a double-click.
Don't file a bug report for this; there are already several.
Thanks again!
