Update button states during wipes

- All inputs create input events that get stored in a very
  small buffer
- Normally, the game listens for some inputs and then
  immediately processes them and updates the button state
  in-game
- However, during wipes the processing step would not
  happen and it would just let the events pile up
- Because the buffer is small though, it would quickly
  fill up and lose some events
- This would lead to button states getting stuck on some
  controllers if you released a button during a wipe
  - If you spun an analog stick around, this would cause
    it to happen more frequently, because there is a new
    event for every slight change of an analog stick's
    position

src/d_clisrv.c

@@ -5920,9 +5920,9 @@ static void Local_Maketic(INT32 realtics)
 	INT32 i;
 
 	I_OsPolling(); // I_Getevent
-	D_ProcessEvents(); // menu responder, cons responder,
-	                   // game responder calls HU_Responder, AM_Responder,
-	                   // and G_MapEventsToControls
+	D_ProcessEvents(true); // menu responder, cons responder,
+	                       // game responder calls HU_Responder, AM_Responder,
+	                       // and G_MapEventsToControls
 
 	if (!dedicated) rendergametic = gametic;
 

src/d_main.cpp

@@ -264,7 +264,7 @@ void HandleGamepadDeviceEvents(event_t *ev)
 // D_ProcessEvents
 // Send all the events of the given timestamp down the responder chain
 //
-void D_ProcessEvents(void)
+void D_ProcessEvents(boolean callresponders)
 {
 	event_t *ev;
 	int i;
@@ -298,6 +298,9 @@ void D_ProcessEvents(void)
 		// update keys current state
 		G_MapEventsToControls(ev);
 
+		if (!callresponders)
+			continue; // eat
+
 		// Menu input
 #ifdef HAVE_THREADS
 		I_lock_mutex(&k_menu_mutex);

src/d_main.h

@@ -50,7 +50,7 @@ void D_PostEvent(const event_t *ev);
 void D_PostEvent_end(void);    // delimiter for locking memory
 #endif
 
-void D_ProcessEvents(void);
+void D_ProcessEvents(boolean callresponders);
 
 const char *D_Home(void);
 

src/f_wipe.cpp

@@ -553,6 +553,12 @@ void F_RunWipe(UINT8 wipemode, UINT8 wipetype, boolean drawMenu, const char *col
 		}
 
 		I_OsPolling();
+		// The event buffer is rather small so we need to
+		// process these events immediately, to make sure
+		// inputs don't get stuck (would happen a lot with
+		// some controllers that send a lot of analog
+		// events).
+		D_ProcessEvents(false);
 		I_UpdateNoBlit();
 
 		if (drawMenu && rendermode != render_none)