I have a full-screen scrollable overlay and I'm trying to prevent touch input from accidentally goin...

# compose

[vide]

I have a full-screen scrollable overlay and I'm trying to prevent touch input from accidentally going into the background content when the overlay is visible. I tried to do this by applying a modifier to the overlay parent container, but this seems to interfere with the scrollability of the overlay inner content. There probably is a better approach, but I'm not sure what it would be 🤔 Or am I using awaitPointerEvent wrong?

.pointerInput(Unit) {
    awaitPointerEventScope {
        while (true) { awaitPointerEvent(PointerEventPass.Main).changes.forEach { it.consume() } }
    }
}

[Albert Chang]

You should use PointetEventPass.Final so that you only consume events that are not consumed by any child.

[Albert Chang]

Also I think Surface already does this so you can probably just use a Surface as the container.

[vide]

Oh, thanks! I will try Final next. I apparently misunderstood the differences between the event passes

[vide]

Final didn't work either blob thinking upside down It still breaks the children's scrolling.

[vide]

I took a look at the Surface implementation. Turns out it is just an empty block:

.pointerInput(Unit) {}

This works for my use case. Thanks for the suggestion of taking a look at Surface!

[vide]

Do you know if there is some resource or documentation explaining low level pointerInput scope handling in detail? It seems quite confusing and I'd like to get to know it better