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This is an SDL2 bug, it broke with the lasted updated version of SDL2 (the one you sent a couple of weeks ago), since the event of drop file is not triggering, but it only happens in Windows 8/8.1, I cannot reproduce it in newer versions of Windows. I can't do much about it. You can verify my claim by downloading https://github.com/libsdl-org/SDL/releases/download/release-2.32.2/SDL2-2.32.2-win32-x64.zip and replace the SDL2.dll with that one, and it will work again. Feel free to report the bug at the SDL2 repo. It does work until 2.32.6, so it only broke in the latest version 2.32.8. |
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You used to say that dragging a file into ecode will open its directory as folder is the designed behavior.
I observed that this is not always the case. Is it a bug or you have changed your mind?
p/s: Note for other people: it will only open the directory of the first file being dragged into ecode, so please don't surprise when you drag new file into ecode but it doesn't open the directory of this file as the new folder.
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