I have 2 problems:
1) drawLines()ith XORmMode set does not work correctly and,
2) I want to move the mouse pointer under program control
XORMode Problem with drawLines()
drawLines() in XORMode does not properly take into account line
crossing. Line crossings appear as a gap in the lines because
they are drawn twice and drawLines() does not properly take this
into account when rendering the lines. The underlying Xlib
function to which I think drawLines() should map is XDrawLines().
XDrawLines works properly. Questions: Does drawLines() map to
XDrawLines and if so what has gone wrong? If not can it be
changed so that it does?
If the only solution is to do a native call, how can I get the
proper Xlib Display and Drawable handles (this may either be a
Canvas or off-screen Image in Java) from Java to pass to Xlib
functions?
Moving the Mouse Pointer
I have been unable to find any method in Java that would allow
me to move the mouse pointer (ala XWarpPointer()) so I fear the
only way to do it is with a native function. Correct?
If so, how can I get the proper Xlib Display and Drawable handles
from Java to pass to XWarpPointer(); (None of the native call
tutorials or examples dealt with this but I figure that it must
known to the people that did the port.)
I am running 1.1.5v5 with libc5 if that makes a difference.
Thanks
Gary Mart
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