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Due to what seems to be a bug in the QT framework for OS X even single clicks on the tray icon are registered as double clicks. This causes the application window to jump around minimizing/maximizing on each click on the icon. Even if this wasn't the case, the equivalents of tray icons on OS X are usually not expected to serve to minimize/maximize on double click or do anything on double click for that matter. They serve and behave more like menu nodes with fancier graphics.
Question is, should I just remove the tray icon double click handling code in the OS X branch or wrap it within an ifdef? Or maybe set a property on the main window when initializing that holds the current OS and add that into acount?
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Due to what seems to be a bug in the QT framework for OS X even single clicks on the tray icon are registered as double clicks. This causes the application window to jump around minimizing/maximizing on each click on the icon. Even if this wasn't the case, the equivalents of tray icons on OS X are usually not expected to serve to minimize/maximize on double click or do anything on double click for that matter. They serve and behave more like menu nodes with fancier graphics.
Question is, should I just remove the tray icon double click handling code in the OS X branch or wrap it within an ifdef? Or maybe set a property on the main window when initializing that holds the current OS and add that into acount?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: