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Doesn't use ClickThroughBlocker #2697
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Weird outcome is probably not what the mod programmer expected.
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Do NOT merge this PR until AFTER branch "fixes_issue_2697_ClickThroughBlocker" finds its way all the way into a public release in a ZIP file. The reason is complex, but it has to do with how CKAN's bot crawls and reads the kOS.netkan file. As soon as this edit finds its way into the master branch, CKAN's bot will see it within a half hour. If it sees this edit *before* we make a release from that master branch, it will end up associating these edits with the previous kOS release, and falsely adding this new dependency to it. In general all edits to kOS.netkan MUST wait until after there's been a release made for those edits.
Was addressed by #2729 |
Because I had to revert PR #2729 due to needing to get a release out even though ClickThroughBlocker is needing an API change for me to use it and it doesn't look like it will be addressed soon, this isn't really closed after all. Re-opening it so it gets remembered for later. |
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kOS uses its own homemade system for dealing with keyboard focus and click detection, but this system does not make use of the ClickThroughBlocker mod that all of Linuxgurugamer's mods use.
Looking at the code for it, the way that ClickThroughBlocker is designed only really works well if all the mods are participants in its system. (So essentially once some mods are using it, all the other mods have to also be using it too.)
If this is addressed, then Issue #2694 should be tested with this change. I doubt it's the same problem, but because it deals with window focus, one could affect the other.
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