Re: Mouse buttons fail.

Reimar D=F6ffinger <[email protected]> wrote:
(11/05/2015 20:54)

>The left click thing is a Windows-specific hack necessary to keep
>some strange old features (dragging the Window even by clicking inside
>it).
>You need to press CTRL if you want the left-mouse-clicks to get through
>in Windowed mode.
>

That Ctrl+Click works here.
I tried some experiment:
MOUSE_BTN0 pause
MOUSE_BTN0_DBL vo_fullscreen

The pause works, the fullscreen doesn't. Taken literally, aiming to emulate=
 the Gabest Media Player Classic, it ought to work. While my earlier idea o=
f a delayed response to click that is aborted if double-click arrives first=
, MPC seems to do something simpler, it pauses on first click, then unpause=
s on the second of the double. Actually, toggles whatever initial play stat=
e exists, twice, at same time toggling fullscreen. Any apparent glitching i=
s so small that it is not objectionable. There seems to be no way to emulat=
e this in Mplayer.

From this I suggest that the only practical answer is to bring out all the =
AMP core mthods, at least those for mouse button up, and down, and double c=
lick, and that way we can make combinations that work, just as we can in th=
e API itself. Doesn't matter what they get called so long as they're there.=
 Also, we'd need to be able to overide 'contet menu' if we wanted to make o=
ur own right-clicks handler. If that, and the 'drag while clicked onto wind=
ow contents; thing were overridden, the number of API methods needed extend=
ing to users would be minimal. The real risk is having to fight inbuilt act=
ions we can't switch off. It gets easy, fast, if we can avoid that.