Fixed touch issue on Linux #3191
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…nning the application under Electron: When user starts dragging an item, as soon finger leaves the element, _mouseLeave is run, called from @dd-touch.js simulating mouse event. But on next move, _mouseEnter is run even though pointer has not reentered the element. _mouseEnter is not called by @dd-touch.js as part of simulating mouse, but is called as a real mouse event by browser. Strange part is that event.screenX from the _mouseEvent argument, gives a coordinate that matches where finger started dragging, not the coordinate of where the finger left the element.
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thanks for the fix! |
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Thanks for merging. Do you have an idea of when it will be available on NPM? |
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Description
Fixed this touch issue happening on Linux device with touch screen running the application under Electron (Chromium):
When user starts dragging an item, as soon finger leaves the element, _mouseLeave is run, called from @dd-touch.js simulating mouse event. But on next move, _mouseEnter is run even though pointer has not reentered the element. _mouseEnter is not called by @dd-touch.js as part of simulating mouse, but is called as a real mouse event by browser. Strange part is that event.screenX from the _mouseEvent argument, gives a coordinate that matches where finger started dragging, not the coordinate of where the finger left the element.
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yarn test)