Hans-Peter Diettrich wrote:
Martin schrieb:
crDefault (at least on Windows) is supposed to show the Systems
default for wherever the cursor is.
IMO crDefault means that the actual shape of the cursor is not
determined by the control under the cursor, but instead the control's
parent cursor is used (recursively). When even the form and Screen
uses crDefault, the current system cursor is used (arrow, hourglass...).
I used to thing that do. But I am sure it isn't:
- Delphi does not fall back on the parent neither (ok no proof...)
- It would not make sense: put a TEdit (crDefault) on a TPanel => then
the edit would have to follow the panel, but it wishes to show the IBeam
still.
And about screen cursor. It is not a fallback for default. If
screen.cursor is set to none crDefault, it overrides all other cursors
(at least thats the windows implementation of the LCL.
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