Currently, the game only registers the mouse button being released if it is released within the bounds of the game. This means that the game will think that the mouse button is down even when it is not if the button was released outside the game's bounds.
Instead, the game should always evaluate and update its internal state when the mouse button is released. This should prevent inconsistencies in the game's cached state of the mouse and the actual physical state of the mouse.
hugosaintemarie
commented
3 years ago
Currently, the game only registers the mouse button being released if it is released within the bounds of the game. This means that the game will think that the mouse button is down even when it is not if the button was released outside the game's bounds.
Instead, the game should always evaluate and update its internal state when the mouse button is released. This should prevent inconsistencies in the game's cached state of the mouse and the actual physical state of the mouse.
This addresses #47.