Fix iOS touch ID stability - fixes issue #589 #590
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Touch IDs were using loop indices (0, 1, 2...) which caused them to change when touches were added or removed. This broke multitouch tracking for applications trying to follow individual fingers. Now using the UITouch pointer as a stable identifier that persists for the lifetime of each touch.
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fixes issue #589
Touch IDs were using loop indices (0, 1, 2...) which caused them to change when touches were added or removed. This broke multitouch tracking for applications trying to follow individual fingers.
Now using the UITouch pointer as a stable identifier that persists for the lifetime of each touch.