- priority: 5 --> 3
- assigned_to: nobody --> mrfloppy
I didn't actually see any bugs with this tool but i imagine
their should be.
It should consider if its superclass has started any
operations. If it has all signals should go straight to the
super class. Currently the superclass could have
started a drag-move operation or the like, but the
mouseUp would not go to the superclass if mouseUp
happened to be a popup trigger. That would leave a drag-
move operation in limbo.
I simply added a get and setChild() routine to the super
class and in the CustomSelectionTool I check getChild()
to see if anythign is active before we check for popup
triggers, if anything is active we go straight to the super
class...
Ill pass it along after I get the next code update from
mrfloppy.