Function to set mouse exclusivity for a window in Pyglet#898
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I wonder why coveralls is throwing an error here... should I add a test function? |
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We do get some non-deterministic fails on occasion, but this looks fine. Very minor thing: I wonder if the name might be just: |
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(if you push a change and submit a pull request this one will be updated - no need to close and reopen it) |
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I agree - it's already a method of Mouse. Changed accordingly! |
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This function binds the mouse to a window (and makes the cursor invisible). The use-case would be a multi-monitor setting where the participants need to click to respond. Without using a function like this, the cursor can be moved out of the region of the experiment.