Make the buffer menu apply to the right-clicked item instead of the active buffer #353
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…ctive buffer I find it confusing that click-clicking does not apply to the clicked element. This commit inserts a GtkEventBox containing the SuiSideBarItem in GtkListBoxRow instead of inserting SuiSideBarItem directly.
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I find it confusing that click-clicking does not apply to the clicked element.
This commit inserts a GtkEventBox containing the SuiSideBarItem in GtkListBoxRow
instead of inserting SuiSideBarItem directly.
Here is the difference when right-clicking a channel buffer while a server buffer is active:
Before:
After:
Another difference is that clicking the empty space of the ListBox no longer shows a menu at all.