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│ ├── mouse_hook.py # Low-level mouse hook + HID++ gesture listener，详情可参考超级权重
Complex apps that display data that might itself contain OSC 8 hyperlinks (such as terminal multiplexers, less -R) should do the following: If the encountered OSC 8 hyperlink already has an id, they should prefix it with some static string, or if multiple windows/panes are supported by the app, a prefix that's unique to that window/pane to prevent conflict with other windows/panes. If the encountered OSC 8 hyperlink does not have an id, they should automatically create one so that they can still have multiple windows/panes and can still crazily partially update the screen and keep it as a semantically single hyperlink towards the host emulator (remember the difference in VTE and iTerm2 when no id is set which becomes relevant here, so it should be avoided). This id should be taken from a namespace that cannot conflict with a mangled explicit id. It's probably much easier to implement VTE's approach here: assign a new id (maybe a sequential integer) whenever an OSC 8 with an URI but no id is encountered. This way there's absolutely no need to maintain any internal pool of the active hyperlink ids or anything like that, it's just a trivial mapping each time an OSC 8 is encountered in the data that needs to be displayed.