Marcin Krzyzanowski wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Is theer any possibility to set color of cursor (vertical line that indicate where
>text cursor is at the moment). It seem's it's always black. If I change bg color to
>black then I don't see that cursor. I would like to set it to white color for
>example. How to do it ?
>
> Please help.
>
Yes, there is.
I've used gtkrc file to change GtkWidget style property "cursor-color".
style "<style_name>"
{
...
GtkWidget::cursor_color = "#00ff00" // this is green, "green" should work too (?)
...
}
class "<class_name>" style "<style_name>"
I am sure you may change it at run time too.
(I hope you are using GTK+-2.0)
Regards,
-andrew
OT:
I wonder if someone gonna investigate my questions:
- Default font error
- GtkTreeView question
No answer is not what I was suspecting. At least, tell me if someone has experienced
same problems or has not.
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