SDL checks in two locations for a sdl-controls.xml file, the current directory and in app/native. If it doesn't find it, it will report error messages for each location it checks. If it doesn't find it at all, then no touch input will work.
There are two problems:
a) If it doesn't find it in the current directory, it will show errors, but everything is fine as long as it's in app/native (which is actually more common).
b) There should be a default configuration even if no XML file is present.
SDL checks in two locations for a sdl-controls.xml file, the current directory and in app/native. If it doesn't find it, it will report error messages for each location it checks. If it doesn't find it at all, then no touch input will work. There are two problems: a) If it doesn't find it in the current directory, it will show errors, but everything is fine as long as it's in app/native (which is actually more common). b) There should be a default configuration even if no XML file is present.