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The Documentation of Hollywood10 for OnTouch-Event-Handler says:

Please note that this event handler is only supported in the mobile version
of Hollywood. (V5.3)

Touch displays are also equipped in more and more notebooks/laptops and 2-in-1 units (tablet computer) running Windows/Linux. Therefore, it's a logical update to support these platforms as well.

I'm currently coding a small tool for the company where I work. This tool monitors and reports ghost touch input and movements on defective displays. However, I'm facing a challenge in distinguishing between ghost display touch input and ghost touchpad (trackpad) input.

whats the diffirence in desktop on a touch screen x/y position compared to mouse input ?
i thiink touch screen are just HID devices for desktop

He probably wants to have some dedicated APIs for touch parameters like multiple fingers, touch pressure etc. Not a high priority here, though, because for most users it should be enough to map the touch to mouse events as plouf has said.