application mouse ("tracking") modes: right-click still captured #388
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Currently, the popup menu is shown for all right clicks that don't have Ctrl, Alt, or Shift. This is the opposite of what is done in every other terminal. The right click should go to the underlying application except when a special modifier is used. Gnome utilizes Shift as the modifier and LXDE uses Ctrl as their modifier. Referencing gnome-terminal-3.40: https://github.com/GNOME/gnome-terminal/blob/gnome-3-40/src/terminal-screen.c#L1779C1-L1811C16 we can port this logic over and then we achieve exactly what we are looking for. If there is no application, the terminal handles the right click normally. If there is an application, the click gets passed through unless Shift is held. Closes mate-desktop#388
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Expected behaviour
In application mouse modes, mouse events should be propagated to the application as escape sequences.
Works fine in lxterminal, gnome-terminal, xfce4-terminal.
Actual behaviour
This works with left and middle button and wheel scroll but right-click is still captured by the terminal which opens its own menu.
Steps to reproduce the behaviour
echo -e "\e[?1000h", then right-clickMATE general version
Package version
mate terminal 1.24.1
Linux Distribution
Debian 10
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