BF: hide that visible mouse, please#6465
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Good catch! I think we can even go one step further and set up a default at the Mouse level - I'll pull this in and then make a follow up PR :) |
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This problem has been around for a while that the mouse stays visible despite people being in fullscreen and unchecking the "Show Mouse" box. I think the culprit is here:
psychopy/psychopy/event.py
Line 838 in 7969ebb
For some reason whenever we draw some visual objects, there is a logic in
draggable()to create a new mouse with defaultvisible=True, therefore overridingwin.mouseVisibleno matter how many times people try to set it toFalsemanually.This PR provides a simple fix.