[Bug 56070] Can't click button after setting it sensitive.

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------- Comment #134 from Cody Russell  2008-03-10 02:19 UTC -------
So I'm trying to get back into this now, and my comment #122 is not entirely
accurate I see.

The issue is that when you move the pointer out of the window, the sequence of
events is actually dependent upon how fast you move the mouse.  The same is
also true when you move the pointer into the window.

For example, when moving the mouse out of the window rapidly:
 -- leave B: native, normal, nonlinear
 -- leave E: native, normal, nonlinear-virtual
 -- leave W: native, normal, nonlinear-virtual

If you move the mouse more slowly you would see:
 -- leave B: native, normal, ancestor
 -- leave E: native, normal, virtual
 ++ enter W: native, normal, inferior
 -- leave W: native, normal, nonlinear

(The opposite is true when entering the window.. you will get 3 enter events,
plus a spurious leave event on the window).

So, I need to try to understand where this is coming from. :)


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