Hi,
The following code does not give me the correct window id for GTK based applications.
#include X11/Xlib.h#include unistd.h#include assert.h
main(){ Window focus = 0; int revet = 0; Display *disp = XOpenDisplay(0); assert(disp); sleep(2); XGetInputFocus(disp,focus,revert); printf("Win id is
Hi,
When i call XGetImage, if cursor is at region i want to capture,cursor will
glint once,how to make the cursor not glint?I only find this problem on redhat9,any
advice is welcome.
Thanks
Wallace
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2004-07-27
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If a software cursor is being used it will be removed before XGetImage
copies that part of the screen. The only way to avoid that is to make
sure a hardware cursor is being used. Nearly all drivers support
the traditional 2 color X11 cursors if it's smaller than a certain
size (usually 32x32
Thanks both for your answeres!
I'll download the CVS version asap to check if my utility is still useful or
if the CVS version has the feauters that i855crt can provide.
If this is the case I will release the last version of i855crt just to include
the fixes and changes that i have already made.
I have recently acquired a notebook and this is the first time I've tried an LCD
screen instead of a CRT display. I have some code that tries to find and set a DGA
display mode as part of a video initialisation function, and I have noticed that all
the modes returned by XDGAQueryModes() have
Hello,
I am trying to run the XFree86 4.4.0 on Linux 2.4.21 on an embedded MIPS platform.
Having overcome problems with USB keyboard/mouse and mmap() of /dev/mem of PCI space,
etc., I am able to run the X server via the ATI Rage XL card. X clients with no
characters are fine, such as xlogo,
