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macOS: Remove all sleeps and add one when the Enigo struct is dropped #329

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6 changes: 5 additions & 1 deletion CHANGES.md
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- macOS: The simulated input is no longer effected by the state of the physical keyboard. This default behavior can be changed via the Settings (`independent_of_keyboard_state`)
- macOS: Do not coalesce mouse events to allow precise control
- win: Fallback to entering a `Key::Unicode` as unicode if there is no key with that character
- macOS: Removed setting and functions related to the delay on macOS because a sleep is no longer necessary

## Added
- all: `Key::PrintScr`
- all: There finally are some tests in the CI to increase the development speed and prevent regressions
- win, macOS: Allow marking events that were created by enigo. Have a look at the additional field of the `Settings` struct and the new method `get_marker_value` of the `Enigo` struct (only available on Windows and macOS)
- macOS: Fallback to ASCII-capable keyboard layout for handling non-standard input sources
- macOS: Check if the application has the neccessary permissions. If they are missing, `enigo` will ask the user to grant them. You can change this default behavior with the `Settings` when constructing an `Enigo` struct.
- macOS: Check if the application has the necessary permissions. If they are missing, `enigo` will ask the user to grant them. You can change this default behavior with the `Settings` when constructing an `Enigo` struct.
- all: Added `Token::Location` and `Token::MainDisplay` mostly for debugging purposes. They allow you to check if your expectations are correct

## Fixed
- macOS: No more sleeps!! (Only when the `Enigo` struct is dropped) ([#105](https://github.com/enigo-rs/enigo/issues/105))
- win: Respect the language of the current window to determine which scancodes to send
- win: Send the virtual key and its scan code in the events to work with programs that only look at one of the two
- macOS: Moving the mouse no longer breaks simulating input
- win: Fix being unable to enter text containing multiple newline chars
- macOS: Switched keycodes of `Key::Launchpad` and `Key::MissionControl`
- macOS: `CapsLock` works ([#163](https://github.com/enigo-rs/enigo/issues/163))
- macOS: Moving the mouse works also if it is the only function ([#182](https://github.com/enigo-rs/enigo/issues/182))

# 0.2.1
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3 changes: 0 additions & 3 deletions src/lib.rs
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#[cfg_attr(feature = "serde", derive(Serialize, Deserialize))]
#[derive(Debug, Clone, PartialEq, Eq, Hash)]
pub struct Settings {
/// Sleep delay on macOS
pub mac_delay: u32,
/// Sleep delay on Linux X11
pub linux_delay: u32,
/// Display name to connect to when using Linux X11
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fn default() -> Self {
debug!("using default settings");
Self {
mac_delay: 20,
linux_delay: 12,
x11_display: None,
wayland_display: None,
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