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Enhancement
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Resolution: Unresolved
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P4
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None
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5.0
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None
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Fix Understood
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sparc
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solaris_9
This came out of the discussion of 4731797, which was for windows.
We need analogous work for Unix.
>>>>Are there settings on
>>>>Solaris/Linux, analogous to SM_CXDRAG and SM_CYDRAG, that
>>>>we should take into account?
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>>>I don't know of any such setting on X. Perhaps Valeriy knows of one.
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>>Under GNOME there's Net/DndDragThreshold XSETTINGS setting (8 by
>>default) - that, judging by its name, is pertinent.
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>>Motif text components seems to be controlled with XmNselectThreshold
>>property (5 by default).
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>>Motif List widget has the threshold hardcoded (at 3).
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>>IOW, the good thing about standards is that there's so many of them to
>>choose from ;).
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>>I'd check Gtk2 and how it uses Net/DndDragThreshold. Since the
>>XSETTINGS code is now in the workspace we can use it to read and track
>>the properties we need.
We need analogous work for Unix.
>>>>Are there settings on
>>>>Solaris/Linux, analogous to SM_CXDRAG and SM_CYDRAG, that
>>>>we should take into account?
>>>
>>>I don't know of any such setting on X. Perhaps Valeriy knows of one.
>>
>>Under GNOME there's Net/DndDragThreshold XSETTINGS setting (8 by
>>default) - that, judging by its name, is pertinent.
>>
>>Motif text components seems to be controlled with XmNselectThreshold
>>property (5 by default).
>>
>>Motif List widget has the threshold hardcoded (at 3).
>>
>>IOW, the good thing about standards is that there's so many of them to
>>choose from ;).
>>
>>I'd check Gtk2 and how it uses Net/DndDragThreshold. Since the
>>XSETTINGS code is now in the workspace we can use it to read and track
>>the properties we need.
- relates to
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JDK-6212197 Should use desktop settings instead of hardcoded constants
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- Open
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