> Hmmm...that's interesting. Ben: I built a minimal project using only the code
> you provided and the cursor worked correctly. However, when I add the
> GlWindow to a parent Window, I get the aforementioned cursor error.
So I'm not currently able to test this - in a couple of hours I will, but I'm
not surprised this happens.
Basically, you create a window, and then declare your GlWindow as a child of
this window.
Now, I'm not *entirely* certain, but I'd be just about willing to bet that what
happens is that your subclassed GlWindow doesn't get to eat all the events,
and/or the Window is getting the events passed *first*, and since the event
most likely has a non-zero return value, your GlWindow doesn't get a chance to
eat these events.
To get the effect (that I assume) you're going for (a GlWindow alongside a
couple of buttons), I suggest it'll probably be easier to create a window
that's derived from GlWindow and continue as you normally would from there - as
it stands, GlWindow is already a subclass of Window so any functionality you
need from a regular window will exist in your subclass.
Ben
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