Account for mouse wheel speed settings on Windows

[Legend-Master]

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Fix WindowEvent::MouseWheel doesn't account for mouse wheel speed settings

Reference docs: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/win32/inputdev/about-mouse-input#determining-the-number-of-scroll-lines Reference tao PR: https://github.com/tauri-apps/tao/pull/1119

[kchibisov]

Is it something that should be done unconditionally.

For the context. We have in alacritty a setting to adjust that as well, and I'm pretty sure that it'll just start multiplying. Maybe that should be as an option, so users can opt out, and thus can deal with precise by line scrolling if they need to?

[Legend-Master]

I'm fine with making this optional, where do you think I should put the option at and do you think this should be opt-in or opt-out?

[kchibisov]

I'm fine with making this optional, where do you think I should put the option at and do you think this should be opt-in or opt-out?

maybe a method on the ActiveEventLoop for windows to toggle the behavior?

[Legend-Master]

Since this can be toggled per window, should we put this in WindowExtWindows or go with a new trait ActiveEventLoopExtWindows?

[kchibisov]

I'm not sure it really matters for per-window level if you can not focus more than one window at the time. Generally could be fine.

[Legend-Master]

I think there might be cases where only some windows will need to get the wheel data without the system settings, so have gone ahead and pushed it to WindowExtWindows

[kchibisov]

No, I mean, only a single window can receive input at a time, so you can adjust the behavior on focus change.

[Legend-Master]

Yeah, I get what you meant, but that's a bit tedious to use, no? 🙃 (also I believe you can scroll on non focused windows with a system setting that is on by default)

[kchibisov]

Yeah, I get what you meant, but that's a bit tedious to use, no? 🙃 (also I believe you can scroll on non focused windows with a system setting that is on by default)

I meant pointer focus here, it's a separate thing.

[Legend-Master]

I meant pointer focus here, it's a separate thing.

Ah, right right, makes sense then

I'd probably also add a window attributes method then.

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