Recently, I wrote:
> It appears that if I set the cursor to none, any scripts that rely on the
> mouseLoc fail, perhaps because MC believes the cursor doesn't exist at all.
Sorry, my mistake, based on a commented script line -- the cursor behavior
does work as expected.
Regards,
Scott
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It appears that if I set the cursor to none, any scripts that rely on the
mouseLoc fail, perhaps because MC believes the cursor doesn't exist at all.
If this is true, shouldn't it be the case that setting the cursor to none
simply hides it from view while allowing scripts to poll the mouseLoc? It
