stephen white

The interesting thing about Typescript is that the types can be in a definition file rather than inlined into the source code. Since the definition file is separate, it could...

Yes, I am watching gstate as well. I have client/server through WebSocket and want some communications protocol between them. Server has a large database, the client queries for what it...

I'm a bit stuck on how to screen record the mouse movements, but will poke into it a bit more. I am flicking to the sides and bottoms of the...

Issue has been answered, no fix within scope of how this works.

After pondering about this a bit more, I don't think this is the same problem as if a window is closed without a mouse movement. To replicate my problem, try...

The "flick" is on a laptop mousepad rather than a physical mouse. I suspect the sample rate on a physical mouse wouldn't trigger the problem as it's extremely fast, but...

https://github.com/sbmpost/AutoRaise/assets/140585/fc522e7a-4180-415b-98e2-dfedd2ac9ecf This shows normal window switching, then two failed attempts to move to the bottom right window, then one successful attempt as it sometimes works. My thought is perhaps in...

It might not be the flick. I can replicate the problem by moving the mouse very slowly so it doesn't autoraise, and into the corner and it doesn't autoraise. No...

https://github.com/sbmpost/AutoRaise/assets/140585/279d9e32-adc4-4bb8-9dc5-4e5871eee205 Fast or slow doesn't matter. Dragging to an edge instead of the corner also has the bug, but half as much.

The problem also happens if the window is partially off screen (eg, the corner of the screen is in the middle of the window). Hopefully you are able to replicate...