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Right now the window dragging works with this PR, but tiling scroll still gets stuck afterwards. Not sure what causes that. |
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Okay, this is weird. In my nested Shell, touch event coordinates match the global pointer exactly, but on my host Wayland session, it doesn't, which breaks everything. |
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Okay, we may need to tell the stage to intercept all touch events to extract a facsimile of Most likely this means creating a broker object between |
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This is an incomplete solution, as the drag-and-drop event isn't properly finished in touch cases, requiring a trackpad swipe to "unlock" the situation. Also, while simple, moving the global pointer goes against expected touch behavior in GNOME, which is that touch events do not move the mouse. This could be adressed by memorizing and restoring the pointer as the event starts.
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Actually, disregard the last commit message, any one event also "unlocks" the drag-and-drop event, so this is a reasonable fix -- at least it removes the softlock situation. |
…using PaperWM's built-in `warpPointer` method.
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Hey @Thesola10,
Looks good. I made a couple of small changes - mainly just a little linting/cleanup, and switched to using PaperWM's warpPointer util method (and improved it to made ripple animation showing optional).
Happy to approve this if you're happy with the changes.
Also a quick workaround to circumvent GitHub approval restrictions
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yep, looks good to me! |
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This fixes #735