Dear Greg,
when I use an Xlib program with NXlib I had the problem, that I could just
return to text mode when pressing the ESC key. Selecting X of the window
terminated the program but left the screen in SVGA mode and sent the
following console output to that so it could not be read.
So I enabled GrClose() in CLDisplay.c of NXlib and now I can return to text
mode from an Xlib application.
However, this does not work with FLTK yet. I can return to text mode from an
FLTK application by pressing ESC but not when selecting X from the window or
pressing a Quit button if the application offers that.
What can I do so XCloseDisplay() in CLDisplay.c works just as well as
pressing the ESC key?
I also have a question regarding the mouse driver:
The mou_dos.c driver has these functions:
MOUSEDEVICE mousedev = {
MOU_Open,
MOU_Close,
MOU_GetButtonInfo,
MOU_GetDefaultAccel,
MOU_Read,
MOU_Poll
};
while the mou_x11.c driver has these functions:
MOUSEDEVICE mousedev = {
X11_Open,
X11_Close,
X11_GetButtonInfo,
X11_GetDefaultAccel,
X11_Read,
NULL,
MOUSE_NORMAL /* flags*/
};
Should I replace the "MOU_Poll" with "NULL,MOUSE_NORMAL" or will that make
no difference?
Georg
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