Re: [9fans] cooked mouse mode.

[Gorka Guardiola <paurea@lsub.org>]

>> 2. you want to filter or transform a given raw mouse stream before cooking it
> 
> it depends whether all transformations or filtering can
> be expressed in your language. for instance, in the past i've
> changed the x and y values in such a way that results of tests such
> as ismove, or double-button clicks, would be different.
> in some cases, i could do that after cooking i suppose,
> but since that potentially introduces time delays (to check
> for clicks/chording) i'm not sure i could as easily say
> what my transformation actually did (as easily as for
> raw point values)

When you talk about the language you mean the implementation of cooked events or you mean
the actual events generated?.

The interpreter of events does not distinguish between X and Y movements, but it can be
done easily if it is needed.

										G.