[rcore][web] Support mouse position update on HideCursor()
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@Moros1138 My concern with this change is if it will change examples behaviour between platforms... if that's the case it should be addressed on all platforms. |
raysan5
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HideCursor()
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Sorry for the after-editing, I compared the behavior with windows and made further changes to make the way web handles it closer to how it works on windows.. Here's a video demo-mouse-hide-lock.mp4 |
@raysan5 I was seeking to make the web platform work more as it does on windows. See video in previous post. |
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Fixes Issue #4940
The problem is relatively simple,
CORE.Input.Mouse.cursorHiddenwas being used for both hiding the cursor and locking the cursor. This PR adds a variable to track when the cursor is locked so that the 2 states can be tracked independently of eachother.