Add support for mouse pointer interaction introduced in iOS 13.4 #35
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…en a mouse is connected to an iPad, the emulated mouse pointer will follow the iOS mouse pointer movements. Change is backward compatible to earlier iOS versions < 13.4 without mouse pointer support
… running on iOS 13.4 Uses the UIPointerStyle hiddenPointerStyle to set hide the iOS cursor in the pointerInteraction:styleForRegion delegate method. Also returns the defaultRegion in the pointerInteraction:regionForRequest:defaultRegion delegate method instead of returning nil Co-Authored-By: Jesús A. Álvarez <zydeco@namedfork.net>
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You're welcome. I tried this approach but forgot to return defaultRegion instead of nil - that's why it didn't work for me. Thank you! It looks so good now... |
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Sorry didn't mean to close it... back to you |
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@narbs @zydeco That commit is Great!
Thanks to both of you… BTW, I have a more up to date fork of @zydeco's great BasiliskII port, including a fix from @rakslice for recent iOS: https://github.com/WeedyWeedSmoker/macemu |
I added it here: zydeco/macemu@49c5c7b |
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@zydeco Silly me I merged my fork into master, and never thought to check the ios branch… Thank you |
When a mouse is connected to an iPad, the emulated mouse pointer will follow the iOS mouse pointer movements. Change is backward compatible to earlier iOS versions < 13.4 without mouse pointer support.
It makes the emulator much nicer to use with a mouse on an iPad.
Unfortunately I tried but couldn't yet find a way to hide the iOS mouse cursor so the two cursors are on-screen at the moment.
This has been tested working on iOS 13.4 and 13.3.1.