I have a small framework built on top of SDL2 which can target audio plugins editor windows.
I tried porting the framework to SDL3 but plugin windows (standalone windows work fine) but on Cocoa (macOS Sequoia), when i open the plugin window from the host and click the slider inside the window and drag it (without making the cursor to leave the window), an immediate SDL_SetMouseFocus(NULL) is generated because SDL is detecting we are outside of the window (which we are not!) and then any mouse interaction with the window is failing badly.
Seems like this is not doing the right detection:
void Cocoa_HandleMouseEvent(SDL_VideoDevice *_this, NSEvent *event)
{
// ...
// All events except NSEventTypeMouseExited can only happen if the window
// has mouse focus, so we'll always set the focus even if we happen to miss
// NSEventTypeMouseEntered, which apparently happens if the window is
// created under the mouse on macOS 12.7
NSEventType event_type = [event type];
if (event_type == NSEventTypeMouseExited) {
Cocoa_MouseFocus = NULL;
} else {
Cocoa_MouseFocus = [event window];
}The exact same plugin works fine in SDL2 (but i don't receive the mouse enter and leave events).
I have a small framework built on top of SDL2 which can target audio plugins editor windows.
I tried porting the framework to SDL3 but plugin windows (standalone windows work fine) but on Cocoa (macOS Sequoia), when i open the plugin window from the host and click the slider inside the window and drag it (without making the cursor to leave the window), an immediate SDL_SetMouseFocus(NULL) is generated because SDL is detecting we are outside of the window (which we are not!) and then any mouse interaction with the window is failing badly.
Seems like this is not doing the right detection:
The exact same plugin works fine in SDL2 (but i don't receive the mouse enter and leave events).