Runaway QSlider : it's a Qt bug
Guillaume Laurent
glaurent at telegraph-road.org
Tue Mar 9 23:05:08 GMT 2004
On Monday 08 March 2004 10:16, Lubos Lunak wrote:
>
> Actually I think the general rule rather should be: do not use misleading
> or wrong names. ExcludeSocketNotifiers ignores socket notifiers events, but
> keeps them pending. The same for the hidden ExcludeTimers. But
> ExcludeUserInput doesn't really exclude user input (at least according to
> what my dictionary says 'exclude' means), it discards it -> it should be
> either fixed to do what it says, or it should be called DiscardUserInput.
I agree with your point, however what is even less intuitive here (at least to
me) is the idea that the mouseRelease event will be discarded because I just
want to keep the GUI properly refreshed. That said it makes sense once you
realize how it works, but not at first :-).
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Guillaume.
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