| Re: [cross-project-issues-dev] Anyone using Control.dragDetect(int, int, int, int)? |
David,
I have GEF and GMF in my workspace and they don't appear to use this, so
that's probably why they haven't said anything...
Ed Merks/Toronto/IBM@IBMCA
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Steve, for what's its worth ... I scanned WTP code for this method and
didn't see it, so, it's fine from our point of view.
Now ... if GEF/GMF would just respond, I'd say that'd cover the risk.
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Anyone using
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The method was introduced in Eclipse 3.3 M5 and right before M6, we
discovered that we needed to know whether the mouse had been double clicked
(which was not one of the ints in the signature). We replaced it with
Control.dragDetect(MouseEvent) but didn't delete the method for M6 for fear
of breaking the build (we had just broken it that morning). The plan had
always been to take the method out and the removal was approved on March
17th. I'd like to remove it now.
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