I just built a bare-bones VS 2005 project (only linking in FLTK 2, no
ImageMagick) and experienced the same cursor behavior as previously reported.
And I forgot to mention, I have been using this->cursor(...) instead of
fltk::cursor(...). Just for grins, I also tried window()->cursor(...) after the call
to this->cursor(...).
window()->cursor() will do the same as this->cursor(), in any case -
although I was just making sure, really. :)
Linking under VS 2005 with ws2_32.lib, fltk2.lib, fltk2_gl.lib,
glu32.lib and opengl32.lib, along with Greg's OpenGL X drawing (which I
inverted the colours on so I could see the cursor!) and a trimmed-down
version of your handle(), I can't reproduce this, no matter what I try.
I also can't replicate your behaviour using my msys build of fltk.
Attached is the file that I'm using to test this, but I really don't
think it'll be of any help as I'd assume that it would be similar to yours.
Is anyone else able to reproduce the reported behaviour with a file
similar to what's attached?
Ben
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