> I would know if someone can answer to a simple question.
My specialty. :-)
> Does exist a method (a function of xform or xlib call) that enables the
> mouse pointer to move only on a grid, namely a two-dimensional integer
> coordinate space ?
Well, since the space within which the pointer moves is a discrete
grid of pixels, I guess this happens by default.
Do you mean, perhaps, constraining the pointer to move only in x with
y fixed (or y with x fixed)? There's no intrinsic method to do this,
at least of which I'm aware. You could simulate it by doing an
XWarpPointer() in the event callback, I suppose, though I expect that
the result might not be terribly aesthetically pleasing -- the cursor
would tend to jitter, I'd expect.
Perhaps if you gave more detail on what you wish to do, someone could
give a better answer.
spl
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