Nicolas Patry
Nicolas Patry
It's kind of really hard to model a non blocking listening because of how the various OS implements those listeners. What OS is this bug on ? It seems extremely...
Unfortunately no, it's been a while I didn't go deeply into this. I just remember grabbing globally is a mess. (lots of globals everywhere)
Ohh I don't remember. Windows API is just weird sometimes, and some which seems innocuous does modify next results. It might be removable, I don't have the specifics in mind.
Welcome to windows ! And thanks for digging that up. I have no idea if a solution is at all imaginable then.
grabbing is `unstable` (it's really hard to make an OS independant API for it as not everything is even grabbable) . Does the `listen` work ?
Currently the route I took, is to hide grabbing behind `unstable_grab` feature, meaning you probably should read the doc, where we explicitely say that we don't support Linux. The name...
> I think the grab PR should stay a PR until we can figure out X11. I agree, but I really needed this code for somewhere else in some other...
Then I'm all up for XCB in favor of xlib, especially if wrappers are already written !!
We need to know if we should block or no, so at least a boolean is needed, no ?
Yes I failed to explained what I wanted to convey. You need a mechanism to PREVENT some events from continuing to go in the event queue. So a boolean is...