core: Push propagating MovieClip events in front of the action queue

[mrb0nk500]

This is needed to match Flash Player's event order.

This allows Super Mario 63 to properly load custom levels from the level designer menu.

Also, this is my first time working with Rust, so if doesn't look too great, that's why.

[mrb0nk500]

Also, for some reason, the test I made doesn't work with the test runner.
It almost seems like the test runner is using an older version, and not my version.

[n0samu]

Hello and welcome! You can run cargo fmt to fix the formatting issues with your code. Once the formatting checks are satisfied, the actual tests should run properly!

[mrb0nk500]

It took way too many hours to get to this simple fix. lol

[mrb0nk500]

Probably need to enable it only when using AVM1.
Not sure how to do that, or if that's necessary.

[Lord-McSweeney]

I don't understand what you mean by that, but the test seems to be incorrectly written. The expected output differs from the output given by the test runner, so some part of the written test (not necessarily the actual bug fix for Ruffle that you wrote) is probably incorrect.

[Lord-McSweeney]

#9295 might intersect with this.

[mrb0nk500]

Well, I know mine works with onMouseDown, since that's what I was trying to fix.

[mrb0nk500]

I had also thought of optimizing event propagation, by caching which MovieClips have propagating events, and only propagate if the parent has any children (including their children) with propagating events.

But I couldn't get it to work.

[mrb0nk500]

I don't understand what you mean by that, but the test seems to be incorrectly written. The expected output differs from the output given by the test runner, so some part of the written test (not necessarily the actual bug fix for Ruffle that you wrote) is probably incorrect.

The output was made from Flash Player, and done manually.

[mrb0nk500]

I just checked, it's the coords I used in input.json

[mrb0nk500]

I just checked, it's the coords I used in input.json

It makes sense that this was the issue, given that I wrote that late last night, and was very tired.