On Tue, Feb 06, 2018 at 03:36:14PM +0000, J Percival wrote:
> Thanks for the new test-version.
> I tested the 'MOUSE TO' behaviour and got some strange results.
> RO3.71, RPC SA, Windows 10, Interpreter (or Recompiler it seems) with
> default settings.
>
> There seems to be a few problems:
> - If the host mouse pointer goes outside of the client window (or even on
> an edge sometimes) then MOUSE TO no longer has any effect
I suppose I should have noted this, but this was intentional. E.g. if
you're happilly using your host mouse on another host program on the
other side of the screen, rpcemu won't steal the mouse from you.
So the mouse needs to be over the rpcemu window for it to work.
> and this can be
> caused by the command itself (e.g. to 0,0)
However, this was caused by an off by one bug in the os unit to host
coordinate conversion, fixed.
> - In some modes the emulated pointer is in the right position but the host
> pointer sometimes moves to the bottom of the window (but at the correct x
> coordinate) (e.g. 28)
> - In other modes the emulated pointer ends up in the wrong vertical
> position (e.g. 15)
There were two other bugs here related to doublesizing up rectangular
pixel modes, both now fixed.
Many thanks for your test program, it helped a lot in reproducing the
issues.
Peter
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Peter Howkins
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