Closed vova1987 closed 9 years ago
Can you provide a small example? I have to confess that I have not ever run Agenda in RTL.
Sure... just set the nodeOrientation property of thhe agenda control to RIGHT_TO_LEFT. then add a new appointment and drag it to another day column. You will see that the mouse and the pane are going to opposite directions...
On Fri, May 29, 2015, 8:56 PM Tom Eugelink notifications@github.com wrote:
Can you provide a small example? I have to confess that I have not ever run Agenda in RTL.
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Indeed. The cause seems to be that I do the drag calculations using screen based X and Y, which are (as it seems) not included in the automatic mirroring of the X. The screen is of course the thing that all nodes share, so it is easy. I have to think about how to fix this...
When dragging an appointment pane inside an Agenda control set with RTL orientation, the pane moves to the opposite side of the mouse.