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The kCGDisplayStreamShowCursor option used with the dictionary does not work if you assign @true or @false to it. After some testing, it needs to point to the id cast of either kCFBooleanTrue or kCFBooleanFalse in order for it to work properly. If it doesn't use either of those values, the display stream seems to use its internal default, which on 10.8 and 10.9 is visible, and 10.10+ is invisible, which would explain why people on 10.10 couldn't get the cursor to capture. |
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| data/locale | ||
| audio-device-enum.c | ||
| audio-device-enum.h | ||
| CMakeLists.txt | ||
| mac-audio.c | ||
| mac-display-capture.m | ||
| mac-helpers.h | ||
| mac-window-capture.m | ||
| plugin-main.c | ||
| window-utils.h | ||
| window-utils.m | ||