Add documentation for the secondary button #164555
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@TahaTesser can you please check the pr u.u I would love to make more improvements if needed. |
| /// The secondary button is typically accessed using the right mouse | ||
| /// button on desktop platforms such as Windows, macOS, and Linux. |
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| /// The secondary button is typically accessed using the right mouse | |
| /// button on desktop platforms such as Windows, macOS, and Linux. | |
| /// The secondary button is typically accessed using the right mouse | |
| /// button on desktop platforms such as Windows, macOS, and Linux. |
If it's a mouse button, it does't necessarily only for Windows, macOS, and Linux. You can connect mouse to other devices.
According to some Google search, the secondary button is the right mouse button for right-handed users and left mouse button for the left-handed users.
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Thanks for suggestion! I'm sending changes
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| /// The secondary button is a mouse button that can be configured | ||
| /// based on the user's system settings. By default, it is the | ||
| /// right button for right-handed users and the left button for | ||
| /// left-handed users. |
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The secondary button is an abstraction not specific to mouse.
See https://api.flutter.dev/flutter/gestures/kSecondaryButton-constant.html which explains how it maps to stylus and mouse.
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Thanks for suggestion. To avoid own reinterpretation of the secondary button, I'm sending new documentation that references kSecondaryButton in a similar way to how the GestureDetector docs do.
In this PR, I've added extra comments about what the Secondary Button is, and in what cases it can be activated. Issue #123049
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