This is a minor issue, but the documentation on event handler stacking
states: "You can prevent the remaining event handlers in the stack
from receiving the event by returning True". In the current
implementation, you're actually preventing the remaining event
handlers in the stack from being called based on the return value
being non-None. It seems like you should change the check in pyglet/
event.py to something like:
if ret == EVENT_HANDLED:
return
... or correct the documentation if there's a good reason for the
current implementation. Thanks.
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