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Windows: behaves as if the window has a hole around the view (i.e. the window receives mouseleave when moving from the window area to the view area and viceversa -- it gets mouseenter when moving from the view area to the window area).
OSX: behaves as if the view is not even there (the window doesn't receive mouseleave when moving from window area to view area).
X11: behaves like Windows, but with an added dose of crazy as usual: when moving the mouse directly from a different window over a view, it causes both the window and the view to receive mouseenter events.
Solutions:
easy/logical: emulate Windows behavior in OSX, see if we can fix X11 mouseenter blunder
hard/benefits not apparent: emulate OSX behavior in X11 and Windows
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Current situation:
Windows: behaves as if the window has a hole around the view (i.e. the window receives mouseleave when moving from the window area to the view area and viceversa -- it gets mouseenter when moving from the view area to the window area).
OSX: behaves as if the view is not even there (the window doesn't receive mouseleave when moving from window area to view area).
X11: behaves like Windows, but with an added dose of crazy as usual: when moving the mouse directly from a different window over a view, it causes both the window and the view to receive mouseenter events.
Solutions:
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: