On 12.02.2016, at 20:38, Bernhard Stegmaier <stegmaier@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
wrote:
Hi all,
attached a patch to add a new feature “touchpad panning”.
When enabled, you can pan in x/y-direction by just using usual
2-finger touchpad gestures without shift/ctrl modifiers instead of
scroll wheel zoom.
It is particularly useful on OS X, because any Apple touchpad/mouse
supports these 2-finger gestures (1-finger with MagicMouse).
It makes KiCad behave more like any other regular OS X application
and has been requested for some time by some/many OS X users.
It is built on top of platform independent wxWidgets functions, so it
should work also on any other platform and device supporting x/y
mousewheel events and is not restricted to OS X.
I added preference options to each application like the other
pan/zoom options (and a menu entry for 3d-Viewer).
If disabled, panning/scrolling should work the same as without the
patch.
I tested it on
* OS X with touchpad, MagicMouse, MightMouse
* OS X with normal PC mouse
* Linux running inside a VirtualBox on OS X (debian testing with xfce
desktop)
I would be great if someone could test it on native Windows/Linux
with a touchpad.
It should be OK, the only problem that I could imagine is that
panning speed might have to be adapted (frequency/granularity of
mousewheel events could be different between OS X and other
platforms, there are already some platform specific adaptions in the
code before the patch).
Of course, any other feedback is also welcome!
Note:
This patch contains the patch discussed in the other mail thread,
which disables framerate throttling in GAL on OS X.
Regards,
Bernhard
<osx-tg.patch>
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