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stubs, docs, test included.
Can it be done with events?
Yes. but you need to keep an extra variable and it's more annoying. If there is a simpler way, why not have it?
Is this different from the other focus-related api?
Yes. Other functions such as
event.get_grab
,mouse/key.get_focused
return True if the state is true for any open window. This attribute only returns true for the currentWindow
object, which is important if you need to redirect interactions to one window only (for example,get_pos
returns the relative pos of the current window, so you need a way to decide which window can use theget_pos
orget_pressed
results. I have a real life example if needed)Why Window.focused?
I am only following the attribute convention of Window such as
mouse_grabbed
,keyboard_grabbed
.Test code