when you enter a directory with mouse click (I use single-click mode), clicking on any file under the cursor does nothing diring a couple of seconds. To reproduce this, second file you click (file or folder which you see under the cursor after entering a folder) must be in the same position from top as the folder you've just entered (for example you enter a directory wich is first in list and you want to enter another directory that is in the first line in the curent directory) and don't move your mouse - just click second time on a file! Reproducible: Always Steps to Reproduce: 1.open a directory with mouse-click (directory must contain a file in the same coordinates with the place you've just clicked) 2.click on that file under the cursor without shifting the cursor Actual Results: the file wouldnt be clicked! Expected Results: file must be opened immediately happens in 4.8.2 and in erlier versions (4.4.5)
Thanks for the report, but I cannot reproduce the issue with the 2 steps mentioned above. Do you probably have further information how to reproduce this issue?
don't move the mouse after the first click and then quiqly make the second click
also there is another bug: a blind spot (1 pixel width) between file's icon and file's name (4.8.2) but on another machine (4.4.5) there is no such bug
Thanks for the hint - the next click must be inside the double-click timeout. If you speak from several seconds it might be that you use an extremely long duration for the double-click. But of course this should be fixed...
could it be somthing not just only in dolphin? working in my old 4.4.5 I sometimes have a feeling that there is some kind of a same thing in othe applicatiions: when starting gtk version of firefox - firefox changes it's position from maximizet to minimized; clicking on "application launcher" on default_bar always waits for some period to second click; "show desktop" widjet in the corner of a screen shizoidly repeats always [ in 4.8.2 TOO!!!!! ( ]. maybe it something with kwin? render or somrthing?
Resetting assignee to default as per bug #305719
@Ted: can you confirm Peter's assumption that the cause of the problem is that you have configured an extremely long double-click delay in the System Settings?
(In reply to comment #7) > @Ted: can you confirm Peter's assumption that the cause of the problem is > that you have configured an extremely long double-click delay in the System > Settings? Most likely yes, but not an extremely long, I've set zero seconds
I can reproduce, but when I set the double-click interval to 100ms, the issue disappears; it's practically impossible to click faster than that when the content is changing and your eye needs to scan what it is.