WebGL captureAllKeyboardInput bug?

Code (CSharp):

1.     MyInput myInput;
2.  
3.     protected void Awake()
4.     {
5.         myInput = new MyInput();
6.         myInput.Enter.Enter.started += (a) =>
7.         {
8.            Debug.Log("Hello in webgl");
9.             WebGLInput.captureAllKeyboardInput = false; //When this is set on false and I release the button. Unity still thinks this button is pressed in a WebGL Build
10.         };
11.  
12.         myInput.Enter.Enable();
13.     }

When I disable captureAllKeyboardInput on a started event and I release the button, the input system still thinks the button is pressed.

So when I enable the captureAllKeyboardInput on a later point in the code. I have to press this button multiple times to get a started event.

Code (CSharp):

1.     void EnableKeyboardInput()
2.     {
3.         WebGLInput.captureAllKeyboardInput = true;
4.    
5.         //Try to reset the input system
6.         foreach (var item in InputSystem.devices)
7.         {
8.             InputSystem.TryResetDevice(item);
9.             InputSystem.TrySyncDevice(item);
10.             InputSystem.DisableDevice(item);
11.             InputSystem.EnableDevice(item);
12.             InputSystem.Update();
13.         }
14.     }

I tried to reset the input system by calling these functions when I eneble the captureAllKeyboardInput,
But this does not seem to work.

 

From the looks of it, would say this is coming down to a piece we're missing in the WebGL backend. Could you file a ticket with the Unity bug reporter?

All these calls rely on the backend handling the device to implement the respective device commands. ATM the WebGL backend implements none of them.

For DisableDevice() I'm wondering whether there should at least be the option to force resetting the device to its default state regardless of whether the backend responds or not.

ATM such a forced reset can be achieved manually by sending a state event containing only default state. For the keyboard, it's as simple as

Code (CSharp):

1. // Reset keyboard to default state.
2. InputSystem.QueueStateEvent(Keyboard.current, default(KeyboardState));

 

Thanks for the response, I’m going to file a bug report. I tested your code and that seems to fix the problem.

Edit: I did the bug report you can find it on this link:
http://fogbugz.unity3d.com/default.asp?1195047_p2omoaobojl88qjc