Double-click doesn't works on Tracker on Haiku (it does on other apps, and everywhere on BeOS R5).
I thought it would be better to have that info here, for any possible user of KeyCursor not being able to open things from Tracker via "double-click" (on the spacebar).
As this works on other apps, and it works on BeOS, I suspect something's afoot on Tracker's PoseView.cpp code (I've noticed some clics fields conditions that might be suspect). [See Edit at the end]
Anyway, this also serves as a note to myself, as I plan to do at least some minor updates to this code at some point. I actually use it, and with a bit more polish, I think it would be a nice usability feature to add to stock Haiku images.
For now, the workaround is:
Select items in Tracker with left-lick (spacebar), and then use the Enter key to actually open the folder/file/app you had selected. Annoying, but better than using Haiku with no working "mouse".
Edit: while it works on BeOS, and on Haiku it seems to work on TextViews (double-clicking a word selects it on everything I've tried), but double-clicking on a window's titlebar to minimize it doesn't works either.
Just what the title says:
Double-click doesn't works on Tracker on Haiku (it does on other apps, and everywhere on BeOS R5).
I thought it would be better to have that info here, for any possible user of KeyCursor not being able to open things from Tracker via "double-click" (on the spacebar).
As this works on other apps, and it works on BeOS,
I suspect something's afoot on Tracker's[See Edit at the end]PoseView.cpp
code (I've noticed someclics
fields conditions that might be suspect).Anyway, this also serves as a note to myself, as I plan to do at least some minor updates to this code at some point. I actually use it, and with a bit more polish, I think it would be a nice usability feature to add to stock Haiku images.
For now, the workaround is:
Select items in Tracker with left-lick (spacebar), and then use the Enter key to actually open the folder/file/app you had selected. Annoying, but better than using Haiku with no working "mouse".
Edit: while it works on BeOS, and on Haiku it seems to work on TextViews (double-clicking a word selects it on everything I've tried), but double-clicking on a window's titlebar to minimize it doesn't works either.
I need to test this further.