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He’s talking about GUIs, not games. It’s standard for the “click” event to get sent on mouse button release. I think it’s been this way ever since the 1980s.
by pavlov 2y ago
He’s talking about GUIs, not games.
It’s standard for the “click” event to get sent on mouse button release. I think it’s been this way ever since the 1980s.
- taeric 2y agoFair, I think. Most toolkits usually have a down and release event, with click being a shortcut on those. Has an odd parallel/collision with keypresses, as those also have repeat events, often? I don't know any system that has click repeats as a configured thing.