add support for CursorEntered and CursorLeft events in Windows OS#147
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add support for CursorEntered and CursorLeft events in Windows OS#147Amarantheum wants to merge 1 commit into
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modified the milestones:
v0.X - Future features & major changes,
v0.1.X - Internal refactorings
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Closing this, since it turns out it has already been implemented/merged. 🙂 |
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A simple change that uses TrackMouseEvent to determine if the cursor has left the window. Uses WM_MOUSEMOVE to determine if the mouse has entered back into the window. Adds additional state
mouse_in_windowto theWindowStatestruct to determine if the cursor is over the window. This is initialized to true since TrackMouseEvent will immediately register a WM_MOUSELEAVE message if the cursor is not in the window.Mostly adding this since it's useful for me so it may be useful for others.