On Tue, 30 Sep 1997, Steve Lamont wrote:
> To subscribers of the xforms list from spl@szechuan.ucsd.edu (Steve Lamont) :
>
> The cursorfont cursors are available using the XForms fl_set_cursor()
> routine. How are you "building" the cursors? In a little test
> program that simply calls fl_set_cursor() I was able to cycle through
> all of the font cursors multiple times with no ill effects.
>
I used the built in cursors too. It was a simple test program, with
xforms 0.86 under Linux 2.0.29 (Xfree86 v 3.3) on my 486 DLC, and on an
Ultra Enterprise 4000 with Sun OS 5.5.1.
My program called the fl_set_cursor() function, and caught the warning
message, after setting the no.64 built in cursor.Here is the source :
static int my_curs=0;
...
switch (event) {
...
case FL_ENTER:
fl_set_cursor(FL_ObjWin(ob),my_curs);
XFlush(fl_get_display());
fprintf(stderr,"Cursor : %d\n",my_curs);
my_curs+=2;
if (my_curs>150) my_curs=0;
break;
....
}
My other problem was that when I logged in to the Sparc directly from XDM
menu : pressing the mouse button generated FL_LEAVE,FL_ENTER,FL_DOWN...
But on my own machine, and when I rlogin to the Sparc it didn't send the
FL_LEAVE and FL_ENTER. I think this is the normal operation, isn't it?
>
> fl_get_cursor_byname() (at least I didn't find it in my 0.87.2
> manual's index anywhere that seemed reasonable to look). It will
>
Wow ! Where could I find the 0.87.2 ? I only found 0.81 and 0.86.
Kubinszky Ferenc, kubi18@goliat.eik.bme.hu
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