On Windows, when I subclassed PyMouseEvent and instantiated that subclass passing capture=True to the constructor, my mouse would get stuck, as if I made capture_move=True. That was because the MouseAll hook function would filter both the mouse click and move events only by checking the self.capture attribute at line 133, making the the mouse move events captured regardless of the value of self.capture_move.
On Windows, when I subclassed PyMouseEvent and instantiated that subclass passing
capture=Trueto the constructor, my mouse would get stuck, as if I madecapture_move=True. That was because the MouseAll hook function would filter both the mouse click and move events only by checking theself.captureattribute at line 133, making the the mouse move events captured regardless of the value ofself.capture_move.