RegionAt() just gets a point and returns which region was hit. This is in
order to move behavioral code to [Default]WindowBehaviour. I'm not happy
with this solution either, but to do it properly one would have to break the
Decorator interface into separate look and feel interfaces and reorganize the
interaction with WindowBehaviour. A task for the so-inclined reader. :-)
* Adjusted the Decorators implementations, but really tested only the default
one.
* DefaultWindowBehaviour:
- Replaced _ActionFor() method by a _RegionFor() which interprets the region
returned by Decorator::RegionAt() and converts it to a "functional" region,
i.e. combines cases we handle the same way.
- MouseDown():
- Handle the click region cases more in detail, disentangling the mouse
button cases. With the following effects:
- The middle mouse button has no effect anymore.
- Left and right mouse buttons no longer share common behavior. A right
click on a decorator button will send the window to the back.
- The window key window management modifier combo does now have precedence,
i.e. Cmd-Ctrl-click on the decorator buttons will have the same effect as
clicking anywhere in the window.
- When modifiers change between the clicks, reset the click count. Prevents
a standard click in the window followed by a Cmd-Ctrl-click from being
recognized as a double-click.
- Mouse*(): Introduced a fMinimizeCheckOnMouseUp which works similar to
fActivateOnMouseUp, just for double-clicks. The decision whether a
double-click minimizes the window is postponed until releasing the mouse
button. After moving the mouse sufficiently far or waiting half a second
without moving the mouse the window will no longer be minimized. Fixes
#6868.
- MouseUp(): Moved the primary mouse button check without the
"decorator != NULL" block. I suppose this fixes issues with the Cmd-Ctrl
actions and decoratorless windows (if those actually exist).
I can't wait to hear what things I've broken. :-)
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