28.03.2021, 19:17
That one I know, that is a 'feature' of Qt, happens only for un-checked CheckBoxes. 
I could 'fix' this by overwriting the general behavior for each CheckBox (problem is that the CheckBox by default captures the Wheel-event when the cursor is in it's space), but I never could get myself to change this, since I always wanted to read up on why the qt-folks implemented it this way to begin with.
(usually folks tend to have their cursor on the scroll-bar when scrolling which is why your are only the second one who ran into this in the last X-years
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-> know, but not changing any time soon (lot of annoying code to write and I would prefer to know why this is the default behavior to begin with)
Cu Selur
I could 'fix' this by overwriting the general behavior for each CheckBox (problem is that the CheckBox by default captures the Wheel-event when the cursor is in it's space), but I never could get myself to change this, since I always wanted to read up on why the qt-folks implemented it this way to begin with.
(usually folks tend to have their cursor on the scroll-bar when scrolling which is why your are only the second one who ran into this in the last X-years
)-> know, but not changing any time soon (lot of annoying code to write and I would prefer to know why this is the default behavior to begin with)
Cu Selur
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Dev versions are in the 'experimental'-folder of my GoogleDrive, which is linked on the download page.
Dev versions are in the 'experimental'-folder of my GoogleDrive, which is linked on the download page.