> I also added mouse cursor support. A short
> explanation:
> the added functions are
> vga_initcursor(force_software) - must be called
> first. A non zero
> number will force svgalib to use software cursor,
> even if
> hardware is supported.
> vga_showcursor(show) - use 0 to hide, 1 to show, 2
> to hide only if
> software cursor, and 3 to deisplay only if software
> cursor.
> The reason for 2 and 3 is that drawing over a
> software cursor is
> not allowed, so if you draw to the screen where the
> cursor might
> be, you need to hide the cursor if it is a software
> cursor, but
> not if it is ahardware cursor.
> vga_setcursorposition(x,y).
> vga_selectcursor(num) - Select which of the 16
> available cursors to
> display.
> vga_setcursorimage(num, type, col0, col1, unsigned
> long *image) - set
> the image of cursor num (<16) to he image pointed
> to. Currently
> only type 0 is supported, which means the cursor is
> 32x32, the
> image is 32 words (one per line) of the cursor
> image, followed
> by 32 words of the mask (same rules as X11 cursors:
> mask=0 is
> background, mask=1 is image). col0 and col1 are
> 24bit numbers
> representing RGB colors.
>
> The software cursor functions are unoptimized, I'll
> be glad if someone
> who wrote better cursor functions can adapt them for
> this method, and
> send to me a patch.
Just started to play with 1.9.4 and these functions
are not defined in vgamouse.h, is this a mistake on my
part installing the new lib, i.e. old headers were not
removed?
Daniel Smith
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