Tweak macos screen switch helper
- Increase relative mouse movement to over one screen pixel in most resolutions - Extract MacOS desktop switch helper to its own function - Clean up unused parameters in top-level desktop switch
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src/mouse.c
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#include "main.h"
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#define MACOS_SWITCH_MOVE_X 10
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#define MACOS_SWITCH_MOVE_COUNT 5
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/* Move mouse coordinate 'position' by 'offset', but don't fall off the screen */
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int32_t move_and_keep_on_screen(int position, int offset) {
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/* Lowest we can go is 0 */
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}
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void switch_screen(
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device_t *state, output_t *output, int new_x, int output_from, int output_to, int direction) {
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device_t *state, output_t *output, int output_to, int direction) {
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uint8_t *mouse_park_pos = &state->config.output[state->active_output].mouse_park_pos;
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int16_t mouse_y = (*mouse_park_pos == 0) ? MIN_SCREEN_COORD : /* Top */
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state->pointer_y = scale_y_coordinate(output->number, 1 - output->number, state);
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}
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void switch_desktop(device_t *state, output_t *output, int new_index, int direction) {
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#define MACOS_SWITCH_MOVE_X 10
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#define MACOS_SWITCH_MOVE_COUNT 5
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void switch_desktop_macos(device_t *state, int direction) {
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/* Fix for MACOS: Send relative mouse movement here, one or two pixels in the
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direction of movement, BEFORE absolute report sets X to 0 */
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mouse_report_t move_relative_one
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= {.x = (direction == LEFT) ? -5 : 5, .mode = RELATIVE};
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uint16_t move = (direction == LEFT) ? -MACOS_SWITCH_MOVE_X : MACOS_SWITCH_MOVE_X;
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mouse_report_t move_relative_one = {.x = move, .mode = RELATIVE};
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/* Once doesn't seem reliable enough, do it a few times */
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for (int i = 0; i < MACOS_SWITCH_MOVE_COUNT; i++)
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output_mouse_report(&move_relative_one, state);
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}
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void switch_desktop(device_t *state, output_t *output, int new_index, int direction) {
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switch (output->os) {
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case MACOS:
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/* Once doesn't seem reliable enough, do it a few times */
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for (int i = 0; i < 5; i++)
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output_mouse_report(&move_relative_one, state);
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switch_desktop_macos(state, direction);
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break;
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case WINDOWS:
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if (state->mouse_buttons)
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return;
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switch_screen(state, output, new_x, state->active_output, 1 - state->active_output, direction);
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switch_screen(state, output, 1 - state->active_output, direction);
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}
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/* If here, this output has multiple desktops and we are not on the main one */
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else
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