No clicks, no drop! #13875
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This looks like a good solution to me. It seems to be a known issue that rapid clicking can generate zero click events. |
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Ensures zero getClickCount() is ignored for mouseReleased(). Investigation found that a zero getClickCount() is consistently associated with issue #12480 - the first such event being zero in a "double" event.
See this post for evidence and some discussion of the issue. Note that the latest evidence belies that the root cause is overlying windows, since a double event may be observed even when only one window is on screen.
The question of why a zero-click event is sometimes generated remains open. However, initial testing in modules where the fault is easily replicated demonstrates a successful workaround even if this is that case.