void EventSenderProxy::mouseDown(unsigned button, WKEventModifiers wkModifiers)
{
// If the same mouse button is already in the down position don't
// send another event as it may confuse Xvfb.
unsigned gdkButton = eventSenderButtonToGDKButton(button);
if (m_mouseButtonCurrentlyDown == gdkButton)
return;
m_mouseButtonCurrentlyDown = gdkButton;
// Normally GDK will send both GDK_BUTTON_PRESS and GDK_2BUTTON_PRESS for
// the second button press during double-clicks. WebKit GTK+ selectively
// ignores the first GDK_BUTTON_PRESS of that pair using gdk_event_peek.
// Since our events aren't ever going onto the GDK event queue, WebKit won't
// be able to filter out the first GDK_BUTTON_PRESS, so we just don't send
// it here. Eventually this code should probably figure out a way to get all
// appropriate events onto the event queue and this work-around should be
// removed.
updateClickCountForButton(button);
GdkEventType eventType;
if (m_clickCount == 2)
eventType = GDK_2BUTTON_PRESS;
else if (m_clickCount == 3)
eventType = GDK_3BUTTON_PRESS;
else
eventType = GDK_BUTTON_PRESS;
GdkEvent* event = createMouseButtonEvent(eventType, button, wkModifiers);
sendOrQueueEvent(event);
}
void EventSenderProxy::mouseDown(unsigned button, WKEventModifiers wkModifiers)
{
if (m_mouseButton == button)
return;
m_mouseButton = button;
updateClickCountForButton(button);
sendOrQueueEvent(WTREvent(WTREventTypeMouseDown, 0, wkModifiers, evasMouseButton(button)));
}
void EventSenderProxy::mouseDown(unsigned button, WKEventModifiers wkModifiers)
{
Qt::KeyboardModifiers modifiers = getModifiers(wkModifiers);
Qt::MouseButton mouseButton = getMouseButton(button);
updateClickCountForButton(button);
m_mouseButtons |= mouseButton;
QPoint mousePos(m_position.x, m_position.y);
QMouseEvent* event = new QMouseEvent((m_clickCount == 2) ? QEvent::MouseButtonDblClick : QEvent::MouseButtonPress,
mousePos, mousePos, mouseButton, m_mouseButtons, modifiers);
sendOrQueueEvent(event);
}