[06x] macos: fix multi-monitor relative pointer bug when first display is positioned to the right#4198
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The change was added in #2764 and seems to go even further back. Does that help? |
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I got it now. Before that commit, the current location was in OTD coordinates. After it, it fetches directly from the system, so the offset is no longer needed to translate the coordinates. |
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Thank you for investigating. Will approve given that statement. |
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This commit removes the extra offset that was causing the cursor to jump away.
I'm not sure what the offset was for, perhaps it was added accidentally during the refactoring?