Hi, Ben - sorry for the delayed response. I'm using a 32 bit machine (Pentium 4, 3.20 GHz) with Windows XP sp3.
Here's (what looks like) an interesting clue: the cursor behaves as expected when the left mouse button is down. Also, note that I'm linking with ImageMagick libraries (Magick++). I'll put together a bare-bones project with only FLTK and see if that makes a difference... don > > > Essentially, my cursor changes from "default" to "cross" right on the edge > > of the GlWindow, but once inside, it becomes "default" again. Based on the > > results of the print statement I added, the ENTER event changes the cursor > > correctly, but apparently MOVE changes it back to DEFAULT. > > Anyone have any ideas about why this is happening or suggestions on the > > best way to troubleshoot? > > > Hi again Don, > > I couldn't reproduce this behaviour on both my WinXP VM and my Ubuntu > box (I tested it on the VM with VisualStudio 2005, and used the > projects' debug *and* release modes, with the same results), so I'm > guessing there's something that we're missing. > Are you perhaps on 64-bit architecture? > > The only way I could force the cursor to screw around was to explicitly > call fltk::cursor(...) instead of cursor(...). > Assuming you're using cursor(...), which would then default to > this->cursor(...) and fall back to widget->cursor(...), I'm not quite > sure how the behaviour described ends up occuring. > What other details can you provide re the machine you're on? > Ben > _______________________________________________ fltk mailing list [email protected] http://lists.easysw.com/mailman/listinfo/fltk
