Hide cursor on touch events.

[AtomToast]

based on #25 but with fixed indentation

works perfectly on my gpd win max

[haraldkubota]

This might be a silly question (I got no touch pad to test this), but isn't the touch pad basically a mouse-replacement, so when it get activated, then the mouse pointer should NOT be hidden?
I see the point for a virtual keyboard though: if that is opened and you touch the virtual keys, then the pointer should disappear.
Is that what this change does?

[AtomToast]

It is a mouse replacement. However I'd consider the cursor part of the mouse user scheme. It really doesn't add anything to a touch experience since you are not trying to move a cursor around with your finger but to just hit a thing on your screen and for that action to get executed.
The cursor staying around is just visual noise and kind of distracting.

I don't see how having a virtual keyboard would be different from hitting any other button on your screen.
If you look at other touch devices like phones you will never find a cursor staying around where you tapped the screen. This is also the same behaviour on for example windows devices with a touchscreen. The mouse cursor becomes invisible when you use your touchscreen.

If you are still wondering I can also record a video later for you to see the difference

[jcs]

I think this needs to be put behind an option to enable it.

[haraldkubota]

AtomToast, thanks for the explanation. I was not thinking about touch screens at all. Makes perfect sense there to hide the pointer.

[AtomToast]

I now added the option to keep the cursor after there was a touch event. I still think the correct default behaviour should be to hide it when using a touch screen