Carsten Haitzler (The Rasterman) writes:
> you create a cursor definition (class). you call it something like
> MYCURSOR or whatever then the theme says "when over this part of
> the window border use MYCURSOR as a cursor. when moving use MYMOVE
> cursor. when resizing use MYRESIZE" etc. how will e know what
> xcursors to use where when they aren't defined to match to theme
> named cursors.. tat internally in the theme may be named ANYTHING?
> they may be called BLAHBLAH or MYCURSOR or DEFAULT or SMELLY - the
> theme author controls that (like variables in code - the coder
> determines them).
I see. Very flexible. Just for fun I did
find . -name cursors.cfg | xargs grep _NAME
and found that all themes I have installed (which is certainly not a
representative subset) happen to use the same names for cursors. I
assume this is because a lot of (most, even all?) themes have a common
ancestor in one of Raster's/Tiger T.'s work.
So how about a mapping table then? Overrides cursor definitions named
in first column with the named definitions in the second column.
Best regards,
Marcus
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