mouseDoubleDown changes inspectors

[dunbarx]

I have a plug-in stack, in which, among other things, I have a mouseDoubleDown handler to toggle from pointer to browse tool. But when I click twice, I also get the card inspector to appear, out of the blue, and it thereafter toggles between it and the stack inspector.

I never asked for either.

If I comment out that handler, no inspectors appear.

Craig

[Klaus]

Hi Craig,

after "mousedoubledown" "mousedoubleup" will always be sent, too.
So no wonder the inspector will appear.
Or did I misunderstand you?

Best

Klaus

[dunbarx]

Klaus.

I get why it happens in pointer mode.

But the inspector shows up when I am in browse mode. If I comment out the handlers, LC behaves; only the pointer tool opens the inspector after double-click.

It does not matter if I trap and bury "mouseDoubleUp".

How does adding those handlers cause the inspector for the mouseControl to appear after a double click in browse mode?

Craig

[Klaus]

Maybe you could add something like:

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...
if the tool = "browse tool" then
  pass mousedoubledown
end if
...

?

[dunbarx]

Klaus.

Could be. I have not tried any gadgets to skirt this issue, which I consider to be odd. But I will try it on Monday.

I would have thought that simply:

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on mouseDoubleUp
end mouseDoubleUp

would do.

Craig

[jacque]

I think it's a bug. It happened to me yesterday. I can't remember what I was doing but it had nothing to do with inspectors. I restarted LC and it stopped.

[dunbarx]

Jacque.

Interesting, but I can toggle that "bug" very reliably by simply commenting out the handler or not.

Craig

[jacque]

It's worth a report then, along with a sample stack.