First of all - thanks to whoever is working on this package!
Second - I would like to pass along an experience I had building a test
case application with two SurfacePlots. The mouse handler on the second
plot would only sometimes work. Tracked problem down to fact that I don't
think the mouse_input_enabled member of Plot3D is ever assigned a default
value. Callilng enableMouse(true) in my application solved the problem,
but I think it would be preferable to assign mouse_input_enabled = true in
the constructor of Plot3D.
Stacy.
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From: Micha B. <kri...@us...> - 2003-12-20 01:22:37
Friday, December 19, 2003, 16:13:00, Sta...@el... wrote:
SLec> but I think it would be preferable to assign mouse_input_enabled = true in
SLec> the constructor of Plot3D.
I think, that should be correct :-) - it it fixed in the CVS.
Thanks,
Micha
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