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In essence, if you want to do things the right CMake way, follow this online 'book' by one of the big CMake people: https://cgold.readthedocs.io/en/latest/

Yeah it's made by programmers and is 'relatively' new, but the information it has is good. :-)

That seems odd. Boost.Bind and Boost.Phoenix just create bog-standard Function Objects (just like the C++11+ std::function supports). Does kaguya's function wrapper not support that? If not it should switch to...

> param. Using this works. Ahh, that makes sense then, function object's can have multiple overrides in the same object so it could not distinguish otherwise without an argument unifying...

I'd at least expect the Xfree86 extended keyboard mappings to be directly supported (which includes those odd keys like webcam, messenger, and shopping). My keyboard has over 140 keys and...

1. Unsure about windows, but android supports xfree86's extended keys last I recall, and Windows has a similar form as well. 2. Yeah I think this enumeration needs a big...

I especially like the `WindowEvent::KeyPress { key: LogicalKey::A, is_down: true, .. } => ()` one, it's nice to put all the matching code in the head. Though to be honest...

A curiosity, does this give an ID to mice as well? I.E. would multiple mice (on system types that support it like X11 or wayland, or windows with an admin...

> And how useful is multiple-pointers-per-display anyway If a program isn't built to handle them then they usually just handle the 'first' mouse or just kind of combine all their...

Plus you want a good DE that's supporting it well as well, otherwise yes, as like on the link it can cause flickering of which program has mouse 'activity'. KDE...