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It seems to be an issue with Qt, I just checked a bunch of the example applications and none of them allow touch-based scrolling. There's also this, an open 5
by katmannthree 7y ago
It seems to be an issue with Qt, I just checked a bunch of the example applications and none of them allow touch-based scrolling.
There's also this, an open 5 year old bug report.
https://bugreports.qt.io/browse/QTBUG-40461 https://bugreports.qt.io/browse/QTBUG-40461
- tumult 7y agoOK. I will see if I can find a way to emulate a touch device like this one on Windows for testing. I can pre-empt Qt's input system for these types of events and handle them manually in Ripcord's own application code.
- TeMPOraL 7y agoSeconding, please do. I'm a paying Ripcord user working on a Dell 2-in-1 (essentially a Surface clone with a better price tag), and I miss proper touch (and pen) handling too - to the point that I started looking into fixing this on my own with AutoHotkey (I'm thinking of an always-on-top semi-transparent area I could touch / pen over, which would translate this into appropriate mouse events to send to Ripcord to make it scroll). But it would be vastly better if I didn't need to do this :). Oh, and since I have you here: would it be possible for you to look into the group DM handling? We run plenty of group DMs at work, and I have two problems with them: one, they tend to randomly disappear from the sidebar, and two, there seems to be no way to start a group DM from Ripcord. Also, again, thank you for your hard work.