By introducing a "settling time" via the confidence accumulation in the drafted code, we align the system's logical state with the user's motor cessation. The focus is not registered when the pointer arrives , but when the pointer stills . This distinction is vital for accessibility, particularly for users with motor impairments.
activeCandidates[id].confidence += (1.0 * deltaTime); activeCandidates[id].steadyStateTime += deltaTime; pointer focus registration code
Most bugs live in the gray zone between implicit and grab-based registration. By introducing a "settling time" via the confidence
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User intent often precedes the pointer's physical location. During high-velocity sweeps ($|v| > v_critical$), the system enters a "blur" state where focus is intentionally suppressed to prevent thrashing. $$ \textIf \left| \fracdPdt \right| > v_crit, \text then \fracd\Psidt \to 0 $$ This prevents the accidental activation of tooltips or focus states during a drag operation across the screen.
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