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bug#49803: 27.2; Mouse wheel on MacOS is reported as mouse-4 and mouse-5
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Robert Pluim |
Subject: |
bug#49803: 27.2; Mouse wheel on MacOS is reported as mouse-4 and mouse-5, but Emacs mwheel seems to use wheel-up/wheel-down instead |
Date: |
Wed, 11 Aug 2021 16:59:45 +0200 |
>>>>> On Wed, 11 Aug 2021 15:03:01 +0300, Eli Zaretskii <eliz@gnu.org> said:
>> From: Robert Pluim <rpluim@gmail.com>
>> Cc: didibus@gmail.com, 49803@debbugs.gnu.org
>> Date: Wed, 11 Aug 2021 11:24:54 +0200
>>
>> I was unclear: I hadn't figured out how to get the relevant terminal
>> programs to generate either wheel-up/down or mouse-4/5. It looks like
>> iterm2 sends mouse events using the xterm protocol, which xt-mouse
>> then posts as mouse-4/5 events. I guess we could modify xt-mouse to
>> optionally send them as wheel-up/down instead, but that feels like a
hack.
Eli> Does the xterm protocol allow to report wheel events, or does it only
Eli> allow to report mouse-click events? If the latter, I don't see how
Eli> you could map the events in any way different from what we have now,
Eli> i.e. via a user-controlled setting.
It allows reporting wheel events, but as that part of the protocol is
not being used by the iterm2 everything is reported as mouse clicks,
but thatʼs immaterial:
- terminal sends "\e[<" to indicate itʼs sending us a mouse event
- xt-mouse.el reads and decodes a bunch of stuff from the terminal
- xt-mouse.el produces a 'mouse-<n>' event from that bunch of stuff, and
pushes it onto 'unread-command-events'
So the only place I can see to add the optional mapping is in xt-mouse.el
itself, or in 'read-char' in keyboard.c
Itʼs easier to do in xt-mouse.el, and as far as I can tell thatʼs the
only terminal mouse handling code that does this kind of thing (GPM is
handled in keyboard.c)
Robert
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- bug#49803: 27.2; Mouse wheel on MacOS is reported as mouse-4 and mouse-5, but Emacs mwheel seems to use wheel-up/wheel-down instead, Robert Pluim, 2021/08/09
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- bug#49803: 27.2; Mouse wheel on MacOS is reported as mouse-4 and mouse-5, but Emacs mwheel seems to use wheel-up/wheel-down instead, Robert Pluim, 2021/08/11
- bug#49803: 27.2; Mouse wheel on MacOS is reported as mouse-4 and mouse-5, but Emacs mwheel seems to use wheel-up/wheel-down instead, Eli Zaretskii, 2021/08/11
- bug#49803: 27.2; Mouse wheel on MacOS is reported as mouse-4 and mouse-5, but Emacs mwheel seems to use wheel-up/wheel-down instead,
Robert Pluim <=
- bug#49803: 27.2; Mouse wheel on MacOS is reported as mouse-4 and mouse-5, but Emacs mwheel seems to use wheel-up/wheel-down instead, Eli Zaretskii, 2021/08/11
- bug#49803: 27.2; Mouse wheel on MacOS is reported as mouse-4 and mouse-5, but Emacs mwheel seems to use wheel-up/wheel-down instead, Robert Pluim, 2021/08/11
- bug#49803: 27.2; Mouse wheel on MacOS is reported as mouse-4 and mouse-5, but Emacs mwheel seems to use wheel-up/wheel-down instead, Eli Zaretskii, 2021/08/11
- bug#49803: 27.2; Mouse wheel on MacOS is reported as mouse-4 and mouse-5, but Emacs mwheel seems to use wheel-up/wheel-down instead, Robert Pluim, 2021/08/12
- bug#49803: 27.2; Mouse wheel on MacOS is reported as mouse-4 and mouse-5, but Emacs mwheel seems to use wheel-up/wheel-down instead, Eli Zaretskii, 2021/08/12
- bug#49803: 27.2; Mouse wheel on MacOS is reported as mouse-4 and mouse-5, but Emacs mwheel seems to use wheel-up/wheel-down instead, Robert Pluim, 2021/08/12