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To me, input-device-capabilities seems to be the best place even for the devideId field. This seems logical because deviceId is about the device firing the event, and not directly related to the pointer event being fired.
We can reserve special values (say -1) to report an unsupported hardware.
One catch with deviceId is that it could be initially unknown because of the hardware limitations@bmathwig observed, so I was unsure whether input-device-capabilities reporting a "changing value" would be acceptable or not. Good news is that we have a closely related Windows API where a field can change values: Devices.Input.MouseCapabilities.SwapButtons.
From discussion of @bmathwig's DeviceId proposal
on blink-dev and in w3c/pointerevents#353
Consider adding a boolean or enum which indicates where
PointerEvent#pointerId
is coupled to a particular hardware device.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: