Enum Win32InputMethod

Win32 input method

No bitwise OR, select ONE method only.

No default value. Client should choose one as default.

Different applications process input differently, there is no universal solution.

| Method                   | Compatibility | Require Admin | Seize Mouse  | Background Support | Notes                                    |

|--------------------------|---------------|---------------|--------------|--------------------|------------------------------------------|

| Seize                    | High          | No            | Yes          | No  |                                                         |

| SendMessage              | Medium        | Maybe         | No           | Yes |                                                         |

| PostMessage              | Medium        | Maybe         | No           | Yes |                                                         |

| LegacyEvent              | Low           | No            | Yes          | No  |                                                         |

| PostThreadMessage        | Low           | Maybe         | No           | Yes |                                                         |

| SendMessageWithCursorPos | Medium        | Maybe         | Briefly      | Yes | Moves cursor to target position, then restores          |

| PostMessageWithCursorPos | Medium        | Maybe         | Briefly      | Yes | Moves cursor to target position, then restores          |

| SendMessageWithWindowPos | Medium        | Maybe         | No           | Yes | Moves window to align target with cursor, then restores |

| PostMessageWithWindowPos | Medium        | Maybe         | No           | Yes | Moves window to align target with cursor, then restores |

Note:

- Admin rights mainly depend on the target application's privilege level.

If the target runs as admin, MaaFramework should also run as admin for compatibility.

- "WithCursorPos" methods briefly move the cursor to target position, send message,

then restore cursor position. This "briefly" seizes the mouse but won't block user operations.

- "WithWindowPos" methods briefly move the window so the target aligns with the current cursor

position, send message, then restore the window position. The cursor is not moved.

public enum Win32InputMethod : ulong

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