[kepler-dev] OS X with ptolemy 4

[Dan Higgins]

Steve,
    I think we still have a problem on the Mac of dragging from a 
relation (no connection)

Dan

Stephen Andrew Neuendorffer wrote:

> > seems to work for me.
> > chad
>
> OK, I think we've got the mac problem squared away!
>
> FYI: It wasn't quite as simple as below, because that change broke 
> context menus under windows.
> However, it gave me the crucial piece of information to figure out how 
> to fix it better...
>
> Thanks to Chad and Dan for dealing with the repeated iterations on 
> this...
>
> Steve
>
> At 10:18 AM 5/27/2004, Stephen Andrew Neuendorffer wrote:
>
>> Excellent!
>> The truth is that AWT *was* lame.  In jdk1.4 they fixed alot of it, 
>> but tried to do it in a backward
>> compatible way.  Basically my recent fixes were to use the new 
>> infrastructure, which properly
>> dealt with keys other than CTRL and SHIFT.   I guess I missed that 
>> place!
>>
>> I'll check the change into the main repository...
>>
>> Steve
>>
>> At 10:14 AM 5/27/2004, Dan Higgins wrote:
>>
>>> Steve,
>>>
>>>    I have been digging into this and have a simple fix that seems to 
>>> work!
>>>    In diva.canvas.event,MouseFilter, note the current code fragment
>>>
>>>    /** The modifier mask
>>>     */
>>>    private int _modifierMask =
>>>    InputEvent.SHIFT_MASK
>>>    | InputEvent.CTRL_MASK
>>>
>>>    // AWT is lame
>>>    //| InputEvent.ALT_MASK
>>>    //| InputEvent.META_MASK;
>>>
>>> [I don't know why the '//AWT is lame' comment is there (other than 
>>> that those masks are the same as some of the button masks).]
>>>
>>> if you add one more mask, i.e.
>>>
>>>    /** The modifier mask
>>>     */
>>>    private int _modifierMask =
>>>    InputEvent.SHIFT_MASK
>>>    | InputEvent.CTRL_MASK
>>>    | InputEvent.META_MASK;   // added by Dan Higgins
>>>
>>>    // AWT is lame
>>>    //| InputEvent.ALT_MASK
>>>    //| InputEvent.META_MASK;
>>>
>>> then dragging from a relation (and command creation of a relation) 
>>> seem to work on the Mac!
>>>
>>> Dan Higgins (NCEAS)
>>>
>>> -----
>>>
>>> Stephen Andrew Neuendorffer wrote:
>>>
>>>> Unfortunately, getting command-click to work is necessary, since it 
>>>> is the only way to connect a port to a relation...
>>>> This *should* work, but without access to a mac to get some event 
>>>> traces, I'm out of ideas...
>>>>
>>>> At 03:49 PM 5/25/2004, Chad Berkley wrote:
>>>>
>>>>> Hey,
>>>>>
>>>>> I've been playing with the current ptolemy CVS head on my 
>>>>> powerbook G4 running OS X 10.3.3 and I'm happy to report that I 
>>>>> haven't found anything that doesn't work now.  Even the delete key 
>>>>> successfully deletes visual components (it doesn't in 3.0.2).  The 
>>>>> only thing that I noticed, is, as Christopher pointed out, that 
>>>>> you can't ctrl click to create a new relation (although you can 
>>>>> simply click the icon in the toolbar).  I'd be happy to do further 
>>>>> Mac OS testing on my powerbook if anyone needs me to.
>>>>>
>>>>> chad
>>>>>
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