Add missing x, y coordinates to gtk4 mouse event. #2288
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This looks like really good catch. |
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Thanks @Theo-Dann-Muirhead-Renesas ! Keep'em coming. |
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Summary:
Originally an issue pointed out from: #344 but has a different cause so I split it to a separate ticket: #2287
On GTK4 "MouseUp" events were missing x and y values. This was due to missing variable inputs to Control.SendMouseEvent().