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Joe Shelby

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Registered: Jun, 2003

Joe Shelby is a senior software developer at ISX Corporation.
Bug numbers related to double-clicking. Posted: May 28, 2004 6:37 PM
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got a "bug report" on my code because users double-click too fast.  the result is that double-clicks aren't being detected right and the user gets frustrated.  I hit the java bug reports to see if there's anything and found these two:

4908395 -- includes a "hack" to bypass the double-click and implement your own in a mouse listener.

4912842  -- request to change the semantics of acknowledging a double-click to the native style (will be implemented in tiger...fat lot of good that does me now...)

any other ideas of how to hack to get a faster detection time for double-click?

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