[iyonix-support] Re: New 5.14 ROM on Iyonix

In message <50550c73fcIan_Hamilton@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
          Ian Hamilton <Ian_Hamilton@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:

> In article <a77f085550.alan@xxxxxxxxxxxx>, Dr Alan Leighton
> <alan.leighton2@xxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
>> In message <505505dc11Ian_Hamilton@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
>>           Ian Hamilton <Ian_Hamilton@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:

>>> In article <2332045550.alan@xxxxxxxxxxxx>,
>>>    Dr Alan Leighton <alan.leighton2@xxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
>>>> I have come across a problem. Sometimes when I click onto a !Ovation
>>>> Pro file it renders in !Zap. It is just as if I had dragged the file
>>>> onto the !Zap icon on the icon bar. Clicking on it again puts it
>>>> right. never happened before 5.15 (flashed)

>>> If you hold the mouse button for longer than 0.2 seconds on the
>>> second click it is treated as a shift double-click which loads the
>>> file into an editor.


>> Well it must be a coincidence as it has never happened before but I
>> tried what you say and you seem to be right.

> It's new in 5.14 - see below from change log :-

> <Quote>
> Logging component castle/RiscOS/Sources/Desktop/Filer between tags
> Filer-2_13 and Filer-2_17

> Make doubleclick-and-hold emulate Shift-doubleclick.
> Detail:
>   Changed handling of doubleclicks so that after checking for
> Shift-doubleclick,
>   and Shift isn't pressed, it checks if the mouse button is depressed for
> at
>   least 0.2s.
>   Implements a loop that runs for 0.2s whilst checking mouse button
> status, so
>   will starve background processes for that time but this is by far the
> easiest
>   way to implement this.
>   Also there's no option to turn it off, adding one should be easy though.
> Admin:
>   Tested on Iyonix RO5.11
> Changes by:
>   Fred Graute

> Version 2.14. Tagged as 'Filer-2_14'
> </Quote>

> HTH,
Bless you Ian but to me that seems to be another language I wouldn't 
know where to start.

Cheers

Alan



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