I'm not sure what you're referring to in regard to the cursor -- Snd has a bunch of cursors. The one in the graph marks a particular sample, and if you move the view away from it, you won't see it. Each text widget, including the listener has a cursor (or maybe two), and these are displayed only when that widget has "focus". The reason (besides the sheer irritation of looking at a screen full of blinking cursors) is that each blink requires X server traffic (an incredible amount in Gtk's case), and that can cause interruptions in playback.
There are lots of minor differences between the Motif and Gtk versions -- I tried to mimic the Motif version when making the Gtk version, but the two are slowly diverging. I like Motif, and consider Gtk inflexible, but I'm sure it would be different if I had written the Gtk version first. Sometimes Motif labels aren't resized correctly -- I think that's what happened to the "file:" prompt -- this, in my opinion, is a bug in Motif. _______________________________________________ Cmdist mailing list [email protected] http://ccrma-mail.stanford.edu/mailman/listinfo/cmdist
