FROM : Corbin Dunn
DATE : Tue Aug 01 20:59:51 2006
>
> 1. In Safari, menu > Bookmarks > Show All Bookmarks.
> 2. Show a folder that has some subfolders.
> 3. Click a disclosure triangle. It expands.
> 4. Without moving the mouse, click again. It collapses.
> 5. Without moving the mouse, click a third time.
>
> Expected result: It expands again.
> Actual result: Nothing happens.
Note that I can't reproduce this right now and I don't know why it
would do this. It is possible that there was (is) a bug in the hit
detection code of NSOutlineView. Please do log this as a bug if you
encounter issues like these. I don't have any direct workaround
solutions, but you could try practicing subclassing NSOutlineView,
overriding mouseDown: and seeing if you get third-mouse click events,
and trying to expand based on the location of the event.
Thanks,
corbin
DATE : Tue Aug 01 20:59:51 2006
>
> 1. In Safari, menu > Bookmarks > Show All Bookmarks.
> 2. Show a folder that has some subfolders.
> 3. Click a disclosure triangle. It expands.
> 4. Without moving the mouse, click again. It collapses.
> 5. Without moving the mouse, click a third time.
>
> Expected result: It expands again.
> Actual result: Nothing happens.
Note that I can't reproduce this right now and I don't know why it
would do this. It is possible that there was (is) a bug in the hit
detection code of NSOutlineView. Please do log this as a bug if you
encounter issues like these. I don't have any direct workaround
solutions, but you could try practicing subclassing NSOutlineView,
overriding mouseDown: and seeing if you get third-mouse click events,
and trying to expand based on the location of the event.
Thanks,
corbin
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