NSCursor updates in gui

FYI I have changed the NSCursor hot point coordinates to be
flipped as 
in MacOS-X, so you now need to specify the coordinates of
the cursor 
hot point from the top left corner of the cursor image
rather than 
from the bottom left corner.

I have also changed the gui to call -resetCursorRects
whenever a view 
size is changed or when it is scrolled.  This change should
fix all 
the glitches where cursors appear to change at the wrong
positions in 
views, or where the cursor gets stuck with the wrong image.




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Le 30 nov. 07 à 10:53, Richard Frith-Macdonald a écrit :

> FYI I have changed the NSCursor hot point coordinates
to be flipped  
> as in MacOS-X, so you now need to specify the
coordinates of the  
> cursor hot point from the top left corner of the cursor
image rather  
> than from the bottom left corner.
>
> I have also changed the gui to call -resetCursorRects
whenever a  
> view size is changed or when it is scrolled.  This
change should fix  
> all the glitches where cursors appear to change at the
wrong  
> positions in views, or where the cursor gets stuck with
the wrong  
> image.


I have observed cursor stuck with wrong image many times (in
Gorm for  
example). That's a really nice to have this bug fixed.

Thanks,
Quentin.

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Quentin Mathé
qmatheclub-internet.fr



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