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No, it will not. The UI Frameworks do not support the concept of a cursor (except for text entry, where it is a bit different than on a computer).
by larkost 8y ago
No, it will not. The UI Frameworks do not support the concept of a cursor (except for text entry, where it is a bit different than on a computer).
- sorahn 8y agoSomething in the simulator supports a mouse, so I wonder if it's down in the code somewhere, just not enabled.
- saagarjha 8y agomacOS passes mouse events to the simulator app, which translates them into touch events. Unless you’re talking about something else?
- sorahn 8y agoThat is what i'm talking about, but I didn't know if it was macos doing it or what. I've seen videos where there is a faint circle representing where the cursor is and then it 'touches' the screen. shrug I just wasn't sure if that was part of the ipad itself (like maybe accessibility) or all from the simulator.
- saagarjha 8y ago> I've seen videos where there is a faint circle representing where the cursor is and then it 'touches' the screen. That's coming from the simulator, IIRC. Hold down the alt key and it will show up.