MartyIX
MartyIX
I modified the description of the bug because the cause is different than I thought. Basically, it's about the first button being in "focused" state. If one switch the following...
It looks like this bug might be related to this one: https://github.com/microsoft/microsoft-ui-xaml/issues/3825 (not tested, it just kind of sounds similar)
Cursor is in both cases in the right-bottom corner of the red robot image. Before After
Btw: The change this PR reverts was introduced here https://github.com/dotnet/maui/commit/e84098b6b61173f125a26ea6ba83a2917b019114#diff-ad1a05553c13fe18565124521da4efa63ec857d8d9b6b3e248c1c4ea4497fed5R172 (#12108). edit: Hm, so #12108 fixed #8330 so that is probably the thing that should be tested.
I can try but it would be great to know if the fix looks ok to you or not.
@PureWeen I don't know the code in depth to add any meaningful comment right now. However, I believe it's worth taking a step back and trying to first establish what...
This issue looks very similar to the one I reported here #19329. Maybe these two are duplicates. I don't know.
@kasanhoon Would you possibly have a screenshot? If not, it's ok. It's just that I've been debugging #19329 and my test sample is not OK because on macOS the image...
It seems to me that: * `var point = e.GetPosition((View)sender);` works OK, but * `var point = e.GetPosition(ChildView);` (i.e. a non-sender view) does not work OK
So you mentioning that it works in .NET 7 and not in .NET 8 made check the source code and it seems to me that there is a difference on...