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#1 |
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Join Date: Feb 2008
Location: Round Rock, TX
Posts: 9
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Cursor effected by Windowed mode
When I load the latest Beta (7j) and switch to Windowed mode, my cursor looks normal (arrow) as long as it stays outside of the window. As soon as I move the cursor to the window, it switches to the expected double arrow at the windows edge (so I can drag/drop the window size) but remains the double arrow when I move INTO the window. I would expect it to switch back to the regular cursor (single arrow). It does not switch back to the regular cursor until I leave the window. If I right click and bring up the "exit/resume/full screen <-> windowed" box, the regular cursor returns but if I click "resume", the cursor disappears entirely. This happens whether the window titlebar is displayed or not.
I am running Windows XP. |
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#2 |
Developer
Join Date: Dec 2000
Location: Southern Oregon
Posts: 9,785
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Great. Cursor stuff. Where did I put that bottle of arsenic...?
Jim Sachs
Creator of SereneScreen Aquarium |
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#3 |
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Join Date: Jun 2005
Location: Western Missouri
Posts: 960
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I see this, too (WXP) - but it's a bit more strange. The behavior reported is correct -- but, if I move the cursor QUICKLY from outside to inside the windowed area (so quickly that it doesn't change to the double-arrow at the edge), then the cursor stays the same as it should be.
For some people, it may be necessary to reduce the frame rate, to be able to move the cursor past the window edge fast enough. |
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#4 |
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Join Date: Jan 2002
![]() Location: Edmonton Alberta Ca
Posts: 2,441
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I have the same symptoms as vdirjohn.. but would think this as the way it should be.. Except perhaps for the disappearing cursor after making a change from "any" menu, and even that is not an issue worth chasing...The cursor returns as soon as you exit the window.. and what else could you do anyway.... But... perhaps there are some users who would say.. my cursor has disappeared... must stop working.. must watch screen saver
![]() On this subject.. on starting the SS (as a window) my cursor stays as an hourglass until I move it out of the SS window |
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#5 |
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Join Date: Dec 2000
Location: Southern Oregon
Posts: 9,785
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Found and fixed it. Wasn't as hard as I thought. Now the cursor is always the normal pointer when in the window.
Jim Sachs
Creator of SereneScreen Aquarium |
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#6 |
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Join Date: Jan 2002
Location: Florida
Posts: 103
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I saw this problem too. But by the time I got to the forum to report it this thread was already in progress.
I've been running 7k for a little over an hour now and have not seen any problem with the cursor during that time. Once again, thanks Jim. Bob |
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#7 |
Developer
Join Date: Dec 2000
Location: Southern Oregon
Posts: 9,785
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Yeah, I'm pretty sure I fixed that one.
Jim Sachs
Creator of SereneScreen Aquarium |
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#8 |
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Join Date: Oct 2008
Posts: 57
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![]() I saw this problem too. But by the time I got to the forum to report it this thread was already in progress.
I've been running 7k for a little over an hour now and have not seen any problem with the cursor during that time. Once again, thanks Jim. Bob ![]() ~Ralph S. |
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#9 |
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Join Date: Jan 2002
![]() Location: Edmonton Alberta Ca
Posts: 2,441
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Your cursor fix.. fixed it
![]() But.. perhaps the "grab" hot spots could be a few pixels wider, possibly some shaky hands might have trouble staying on the line to grab and move. And.. I like the extra options you added to the right mouse click ![]() |
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#10 |
Developer
Join Date: Dec 2000
Location: Southern Oregon
Posts: 9,785
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The grab hotspots are a Windows thing. You specify WS_THICKFRAME when creating the window, and the border becomes the resize hotspot.
Jim Sachs
Creator of SereneScreen Aquarium |
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