ogc: do not create a new mouse cursor at every frame #41
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The system default cursor is not supposed to change, so we can create it just once (when the mouse gets initialized). In the polling callback we then just need to hide or show it. The logic of showing is not changed: if the application has set a specific cursor, then it's in full control of its visibility; but if it's using the default cursor, then we show the cursor only if at least one wiimote is pointed at the screen.
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The system default cursor is not supposed to change, so we can create it just once (when the mouse gets initialized). In the polling callback we then just need to hide or show it.
The logic of showing is not changed: if the application has set a specific cursor, then it's in full control of its visibility; but if it's using the default cursor, then we show the cursor only if at least one wiimote is pointed at the screen.