Describe the bug
This is a technical addendum to #736. The way touch-based window dragging works, the initial coordinates when grabbing begins is used to determine the relative pointer position to the window using the global pointer. However, just as in #735, the global pointer cannot be used as a coordinates source for touch events.
This bug exists mainly as a self reminder, though anyone is free to pick it up.
To Reproduce
- Tap and hold a window titlebar with a touch screen
- Drag the window
Expected behavior
Same behavior as mouse-based drag-and-drop
Screenshots
The window jumps relative to where the pointer was when the gesture started
System information:
Irrelevant -- trust me :)
Describe the bug
This is a technical addendum to #736. The way touch-based window dragging works, the initial coordinates when grabbing begins is used to determine the relative pointer position to the window using the global pointer. However, just as in #735, the global pointer cannot be used as a coordinates source for touch events.
This bug exists mainly as a self reminder, though anyone is free to pick it up.
To Reproduce
Expected behavior
Same behavior as mouse-based drag-and-drop
Screenshots
The window jumps relative to where the pointer was when the gesture started
System information:
Irrelevant -- trust me :)