Open nvh opened 8 years ago
This makes a lot of sense.
This is a great update. We need to communicate this change with our users as this might break a lot of existing prototypes
@jonastreub What kind of stuff you think is most common that will break in with this update?
Isn’t this all additive? I wouldn’t expect existing prototypes to have issues unless they were targeting these events and then never did anything with them?
Or wait… do we want .move on a scroll component or is move on the content layer?
I really do like have scroll work on the parent / root component instead of the content layer. That seems more sensible and obvious for beginners.
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They're always both @jordandobson
Events.Move
is used:ScrollComponent
PageComponent
Events.Scroll
is usedWe need a way to make these more consistent, because now it,s pretty confusing, as #209 shows.
Suggestion:
Events.Move
fires in all the above casesEvents.DragMove
fires when the layer is draggedEvents.Scroll
fires when a layer is scrolled (also when animating and inPageComponent
)