On Mon, Oct 21, 2002 at 05:16:40AM +0930, Darren Freeman wrote:
> I assume for the moment it is measured in lines.
I don't think so. default is 100, that's a lot of lines. I do not know
its units.
> I get this from the lines in text3.C:
> text3.C: bv->scroll(-lyxrc.wheel_jump);
> text3.C: bv->scroll(lyxrc.wheel_jump);
Right.
> So I will hack scroll() do do the right thing in this case. I hope it
> doesn't get called anywhere else =) I grepped for it and I don't think
> so.
It doesn't.
> Shit, this is the second time LyX locked up my machine, requiring a hard
> reset.
Whuuh ?? Sounds like your X version has some bugs :)
> Anyway, some observations. scrollDocView() handles scrolling ofthe
> bottom of the document fine, drawing a border and grey below. But off
> the top and it displays repetitions of the first few lines of the
> document. Personally I would like to be able to scroll the document
> until the last line is just visible. This is handy when you can't see
> part of the window due to covering up the window for some reason. You
> want to be able to move the last line all the way to the wrong edge.
You probably have to pin the value between 0 and bv_->text->height.
> I now have working mouse wheel support, but the scroll rate varies
> depending upon the content I'm viewing. Please check the patch and tell
> me why...
Do you mean the length of the content ?
> Since I'm new at this, please tell me how to generate a patch for you from CVS.
>
> I've modified my anonymously checked-out version of 3 files. I'd like to create
> one of those diff-patch thingies that everyone seems to like =)
cvs diff -u >lyx.diff
> I'm going to bed now, but rest assured that this time tomorrow you will have a
> patch for mousewheel support..
Great. Thanks for spending time on this.
regards
john
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