Angus Leeming <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
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| Clicking in the scrollbar trough to scroll through a document auto-repeats
| after a short delay, as expected. However, the delay before auti-repeating
| kicks in is too short and the repeat rate much to fast on my system. Most of
| the time I cannot use clicking in the scrollbar trough to page forward in my
| documents because the delay before auto-repeating is shorter than my
| single-click time (and I'm not a slow mouser...)
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| I've had a look at the code and it would appear that
| * left mouse button: increment size = "1 page"
| * right mouse button: increment size = "1 line"
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| I'm no GUI expert, but the principle of least surprise suggests to me that we
| should have small increments with the left mouse button and big increments
| with the right button? What's the convention followed by other editor apps?
To have one page with both.
(one page is the standard behaviour...)
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Lgb
