Restore cursor position in Spawnmenu on Linux#2418
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Restore cursor position in Spawnmenu on Linux#2418acnbhop wants to merge 2 commits intoFacepunch:masterfrom
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Save the cursor position when we re-open the spawnmenu once we closed it, for some reason (I am assuming it's relating to the game code), the cursor resets to the center every time you re-open the spawnmenu. This doesn't happen on Windows.
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Adds a file to `/lua/autorun/client` for restoring the cursors position in the spawnmenu only on Linux.
Opening this since I think it would be useful. On Windows, the cursor's position is saved when you re-open the spawnmenu when you opened it before, but on Linux, this behavior doesn't apply.
I would have to guess it's something with the actual C++ code (yk, the code we can't touch...), and not the Lua code.
I tired multiple ways and it seems that this works the best from what I can figure out by myself, since VGUI seems to reset the cursor to the center, when, we don't want that, so I had to add a temp frame-override, I don't know of any other ways to do it lol. If you have something better please let me know.
I think I got formatting correct and line endings correct? lol.