Le 11 mars 2011 à 16:03, Stephan Aßmus a écrit : > Hi, > > Am 11.03.2011 15:18, schrieb François Revol: >> Btw, I had an issue when writing the VirtualBox mouse input_server add-on. >> Because virtualbox only passes absolute coordinates to it, I'm only able to >> send B_MOUSE_MOVED messages without the buttons field. Some apps like >> Tracker don't really like this and fail to handle selections or drags >> because it doesn't see the buttons as being pressed. > > This sounds really strange. Why would you be unable to send button state in > each message? What does it have to do with coordinates? It's just that VBox sends all button events through the PS/2 port as regular mouse events, and only the absolute position is available through their fake PCI device. So input_server gets a mixture of B_MOUSE_DOWN|UP with relative move of 0,0 and B_MOUSE_MOVED with the absolute positions but no button data. Oddly app_server doesn't have problem with this when moving windows around, but Tracker can't start a selection or drag. Also releasing the mouse in a menu doesn't invoke it either. VMware likely does the same which is why the vmware addon is implemented as a filter that adds absolute position to passing messages and caches buttons, and not a device. I went for a device naively and also to allow someone to disable it with iroster if needed, but I will have to also add a filter I suppose. François.