Dustin Bensing

That sounds like a good Idea. Do we currently have (big) API changes? I would like to take some time (later after the release) and thinking about removing some of...

Thanks for your hard work @pentamassiv ! https://crates.io/crates/enigo/0.0.15

@uwejan Hello and welcome! Regarding 1. our first implementation was without xdo but we changed to that library deliberately as to much problems piled up with our own implementation and...

@pentamassiv Why would that break other peoples build? `0.0.14` -> `0.0.15` would be treated by cargo as a Major change, no "auto update" would occur. Please see https://doc.rust-lang.org/cargo/reference/semver.html > This...

@nbigaouette this looks nice. I tried this myself. It would at least be good to know if the project is still alive.

Just to add on usecases. I have an "old" application in Qt with two QtWebViews managed by that application – its basically just a convenience for managing two browser windows...

If i am not fully mistaken the underlying c-lib should already support that, no? https://raw.githubusercontent.com/zserge/webview/master/webview.h ```c // Creates a new webview instance. If debug is non-zero - developer tools will...

ok i found a way to debug this ``` console.log("check"); console.log(typeof this); console.log(typeof this.data); console.log(typeof this.data.atts); console.log(typeof this.data.atts.rendered); if (typeof this.data.atts.rendered === 'function') { console.log("call rendered"); this.data.atts.rendered(this.data.map); } else {...

Ah, now i am getting a feel of it whats happening. Your code gets never to the point (if clause) to call my callback function and pass the map as...

Yes, as i mentioned in my last edit in my third post: if i do that i'll get an exception ``` Exception from Tracker recompute function: RangeError: Maximum call stack...