Dery Almas
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Unlike Godot, Wayland doesn't have the concept of a single "mouse". Because of this, we could easily emit "mouse enter/exit" events in weird ways by e.g. using the tablet while using the mouse. This became even easier to break with the addition of touch support. This patch does its best to avoid this by tracking a single "hovered window" and emitting events based on that. This logic is split between `WaylandThread` and `DisplayServerWayland`: * `WaylandThread` does all the "smart" tracking and makes sure that, as long as there's *any* device pointing something, the hovered window will be set to something. For example: if I have a pointer on a window and quickly tap anything, the hover will switch to whatever is under the pointer instead of getting unset once my finger lifts from the screen. * `DisplayServerWayland` actually applies the hover change. This is tricky as window event dispatching has side effects and might even delete windows or change the hover itself!
Linux/*BSD platform port
This folder contains the C++ code for the Linux/*BSD platform port.
See also misc/dist/linux folder for additional files
used by this platform.
Documentation
- Compiling for Linux/*BSD
- Instructions on building this platform port from source.
- Exporting for Linux/*BSD
- Instructions on using the compiled export templates to export a project.
Artwork license
logo.svg is derived from the Linux logo:
Permission to use and/or modify this image is granted provided you acknowledge me lewing@isc.tamu.edu and The GIMP if someone asks.