[MBTN_LEFT cycle pause] causes video pausing when double-click (fullscreen toggle)

[Mark-Joy]

With [MBTN_LEFT cycle pause] or [MBTN_LEFT script-message-to mpvnet play-pause] in input.conf, video is cycle paused when left-mouse double-clicking (fullscreen toggle).

This can't be reproduced with mpv. In other words, this works as expected in mpv: left-mouse double-click only toggles fullscreen, and not causing video to pause/unpause.

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1. mpv.net version: v7.1.1.0
2. mpv version: 0.38.0
3. Windows version: Windows 10

May relating to #89

[Sneakpeakcss]

Try putting input-doubleclick-time=1 in mpv.conf and see if that fixes it for you.

[Mark-Joy]

input-doubleclick-time=1

It still causes video to cycle pause.
Note that the fullscreen toggle feature works perfectly in original post even without input-doubleclick-time=1. It just that, after the fullscreen is toggled, the pausing is toggled as well.

[Sneakpeakcss]

I'm confused what's exactly the issue here.

By default mpv.net v7 doesn't bind anything under MBTN_LEFT and uses
MBTN_LEFT ignore same as default mpv config. When MBTN_LEFT cycle pause is used in mpv then it has the same behaviour of cycling pause/play during doubleclick (fullscreen).

[Mark-Joy]

By default mpv.net v7 doesn't bind anything under MBTN_LEFT

mpv.net/src/MpvNet/InputHelp.cs

Line 205 in 3f52c12

new ("", "", "ignore", "MBTN_Left", _("Ignore left mouse butten")),

MBTN_LEFT is bind with ignore by default in mpv.net. In mpv, it isn't bind by anything by default.
And the only line in my input.conf is MBTN_LEFT cycle pause, for both mpv.net and mpv

[Sneakpeakcss]

(...) and uses MBTN_LEFT ignore same as default mpv config.

MBTN_LEFT is bind with ignore by default in mpv.net. In mpv, it isn't bind by anything by default.

options-input-default-bindings / input-builtin-bindings

input.conf

What you're describing is literally default mpv behaviour, and using MBTN_LEFT cycle pause with a clean install of mpv behaves the same as you mentioned:

test.mp4

[Mark-Joy]

Ok. Let me explain in a bit more details:
Suppose the video was in pause state before left-mouse double-clicking

• In mpv: after double-clicking, the video is still on pause state
• In mpv.net: after double-clicking, the video is changed to play state

Suppose the video was in play state before left-mouse double-clicking

• In mpv: after double-clicking, the video is still on play state
• In mpv.net: after double-clicking, the video is changed to pause state

In other words, in mpv the play/pause state is not changed after double-clicking. While in mpv.net the play/pause state is toggle after double-clicking

[Sneakpeakcss]

Ok. Let me explain in a bit more details: Suppose the video was in pause state before left-mouse double-clicking

* In `mpv`: after double-clicking, the video is still on **`pause`** state

* In `mpv.net`: after double-clicking, the video is changed to **`play`** state

Suppose the video was in play state before left-mouse double-clicking

* In `mpv`: after double-clicking, the video is still on **`play`** state

* In `mpv.net`: after double-clicking, the video is changed to **`pause`** state

In other words, in mpv the play/pause state is not changed after double-clicking. While in mpv.net the play/pause state is toggle after double-clicking

This sounds like it's related to this then, and from the response in that issue it probably won't get fixed anytime soon.

[edit]
Yea, most certainly related to the same issue:

MBTN_Left script-message-to console type "print-text 'MBTN_Left'" ; keypress ENTER
MBTN_Left_dbl script-message-to console type "print-text 'MBTN_Left_dbl'" ; keypress ENTER

[Mark-Joy]

mpv.net/src/MpvNet/InputHelp.cs

Line 205 in 3f52c12

new ("", "", "ignore", "MBTN_Left", _("Ignore left mouse butten")),

Well, I suppose there's no good reason for why the above code should be there. I mean, it is hard coded and furthermore it is bound to ignore

[wooshaq]

How does net changes mouse to regular mpv?