3 Commits

Author	SHA1	Message	Date
Maxim Poliakovski	920c2024be	Revert "Add a basic mouse grab mode when running on macOS" ... This reverts commit 587eb48f613583236bd5c14d3e2158521bdee05f.	2023-12-19 13:15:10 +01:00
Mihai Parparita	587eb48f61	Add a basic mouse grab mode when running on macOS ... Adds a "Grab Mouse" command to the "Window" menu which toggles SDL_SetRelativeMouseMode. That "traps" the mouse to the current window (and hides it) which makes it less annoying to deal with the separate acceleration curves of the host and guest OS. This needs to be done via AppKit code since SDL does not have a cross-platform way to add menu commands. I also looked into the extended ADB mouse protocol but it does not appear to do that we want. If we use it to report a device class of classAbsolute (0) the acceleration curve changes to a flat response (we end up using 'accl' 0 from 9dd3c4bef8/base/SuperMarioProj.1994-02-09/Resources/MiscROMRsrcs.r (L64-L76)) but the coordinates are still interpreted as being deltas. If I use a device type 4 (Absolute pointing devices) then the mouse position is never queried. Per https://68kmla.org/bb/index.php?threads/anyone-have-an-adb-graphics-tablet-or-joystick.39128/ all tablet devices end up using custom drivers.	2023-12-15 15:38:32 -08:00
Mihai Parparita	ec155bf7ba	Remap Cocoa/macOS menu item key modifiers ... As part of adding ADB keyboard support (#56), we're now running into conflicts between the guest and host OS keyboard shortcuts when running on macOS hosts. SDL2 unconditionally adds some menu items to the "Window" menu, and there are built-in ones too. As a workaround, we now iterate over all menu items are swap out command for control, since the the latter is generally unused in classic Mac OS.	2023-10-29 12:16:01 -07:00