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Review comments at @src/drivers/logitech/hidpp.ts:
- Around line 1381-1390: Clear buttonListenerFeatureIndex at the start of
stopButtonListener, before feature detection or the stop request, so it is reset
even when unsupported or the request fails. Also clear it at the beginning of
close before asynchronous teardown, preventing queued reports or a later reopen
from using the stale index.
- Around line 1388-1390: Update startButtonListener so that if the requestLong
call configuring the button list fails after function 0x10 completes, it
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| async startButtonListener(): Promise<number[]> { | ||
| const feature = await this.getFeature(FEATURE.buttonListener); | ||
| if (!feature.index) throw new Error("This Logitech mouse does not report its buttons."); | ||
| this.buttonListenerFeatureIndex = feature.index; | ||
| const count = (await this.request(feature.index, 0x00))[3] ?? 0; | ||
| const list = [...(await this.request(feature.index, 0x30)).slice(3, 3 + count)]; | ||
| await this.request(feature.index, 0x10); | ||
| await this.requestLong(feature.index, 0x40, list); | ||
| return list; | ||
| } |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
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Clear the cached button-listener index on every stop and close path.
onInputReport dispatches matching reports while buttonListenerFeatureIndex is set. Clear it before the stop request and before close() performs asynchronous teardown. This prevents queued reports from reaching subscribers during teardown and prevents the cached index from becoming active when the same client reopens.
The clear must also run when the feature is unsupported or the stop request fails.
Suggested fix
async stopButtonListener(): Promise<void> {
+ this.buttonListenerFeatureIndex = null;
const feature = await this.getFeature(FEATURE.buttonListener);
if (!feature.index) return;
await this.request(feature.index, 0x20).catch(() => undefined);
}
async close(): Promise<void> {
+ this.buttonListenerFeatureIndex = null;
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Review comment at @src/drivers/logitech/hidpp.ts around lines 1381 - 1390:
Clear buttonListenerFeatureIndex at the start of stopButtonListener, before
feature detection or the stop request, so it is reset even when unsupported or
the request fails. Also clear it at the beginning of close before asynchronous
teardown, preventing queued reports or a later reopen from using the stale
index.
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| await this.requestLong(feature.index, 0x40, list); | ||
| return list; | ||
| } |
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Stop the button listener when setup fails.
startButtonListener() completes function 0x10 before setList runs. If setList rejects, the public method rejects without sending stop function 0x20. The device can remain active even though startup failed.
Suggested fix
await this.request(feature.index, 0x10);
- await this.requestLong(feature.index, 0x40, list);
+ try {
+ await this.requestLong(feature.index, 0x40, list);
+ } catch (error) {
+ await this.request(feature.index, 0x20).catch(() => undefined);
+ throw error;
+ }
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| await this.requestLong(feature.index, 0x40, list); | |
| return list; | |
| } | |
| try { | |
| await this.requestLong(feature.index, 0x40, list); | |
| } catch (error) { | |
| await this.request(feature.index, 0x20).catch(() => undefined); | |
| throw error; | |
| } | |
| return list; | |
| } |
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Review comment at @src/drivers/logitech/hidpp.ts around lines 1388 - 1390:
Update startButtonListener so that if the requestLong call configuring the
button list fails after function 0x10 completes, it attempts request with
function 0x20 to stop the listener, ignores cleanup failure, and rethrows the
original setup error.
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- Set bunny hop on a mouse running from software. - The button listener reports side button changes, and MouseStatus.hostButtons carries Bridge's assignments, including media keys. - MouseStatus.pollingRateWirelessHz and pollingRateWiredHz: a rate per connection for game profiles, filled in by the control panel.
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Adds what OpenMouse Bridge needs to run a Logitech mouse from software (Host mode) for per-game profiles.
MouseStatus.hostButtonscarries Bridge's side button assignments, including media keys.MouseStatus.pollingRateWirelessHzandpollingRateWiredHzare new optional fields, so a game profile can keep a wireless and a wired rate for a mouse such as the PRO X 3 Superstrike. The driver never sets them; the control panel fills in the current connection's value.Tests added for the listener (start, stop, mode restore) and for the Host mode bunny hop.
Checked on a PRO X 3 Superstrike: bunny hop works, and the default Back and Forward mapping works.
Related PRs: the OpenMouse Bridge and OpenMouse app PRs for custom games and game profiles use these. They are drafts until this is released and their pins are bumped.
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Add Host-mode bunny hop and button listener to Logitech HID++ client
LogitechHidppClient.setHostBunnyHopMs, which validates the duration, rejects unsupported mice, and writes the value in ten-millisecond units to the Host-mode bunny-hop feature in hidpp.tsstartButtonListenerdiscovers the feature, configures the mouse with its reported button list, and cleans up with a stop request if setup fails;stopButtonListenerandonButtonChangehandle shutdown and subscriptionMouseStatusin mouse-types.ts with optional fields for the last bunny-hop duration, Host-mode side-button mappings, and wireless/wired polling ratesclosein hidpp.ts now clears the button-listener feature index, so input reports arriving after close no longer dispatch button callbacksMacroscope summarized 3f0398d.
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