> Hi,
>
> Been looking into this a little more.  It appears that the AWT mouse event
> also returns 0 for the getWheelRotation() method.  However, there is a
> difference as follows:
>
> On the AWT mouse listener:
>
> 1. There is an additional method getPreciseWheelRotation() that returns a double.
> 2. If the mouse wheel is turned very slowly, this method returns 0.25 or -0.25
> for each step of wheel rotation.  For each of these  getWheelRotation returns 0.
> 3. On each 4th turn, getWheelRotation returns a 1 or -1.  This happens every
> time so it appears to represent the addition of the precise wheel rotation.
>
> On the Newt mouse listener:
>
> 1. There is no method getPreciseWheelRotation() (at least that is accessible).
> 2. Again, if the mouse wheel is turned very slowly, a mouse event is received
> and getWheelRotation returns 0.
> 3. If the mouse wheel is turned slowly continuously, getWheelRotation
> continues to return 0. It appears to completely ignore all turns it deems too
> slow.
>
> I think this seems like strange behaviour on the Newt listener?
>