Hi Stephen,
You need to lock the cursor right before or after setting it.
Otherwise, the cursor will be reset as soon as the handler finishes
running.
on mouseEnter
lock cursor
set the cursor to hand
end mouseEnter
on mouseLeave
set the cursor to arrow
unlock cursor
end mouseLeave
You may need to put the unlock cursor command in multiple places. For
example, there may be situation where going to a new cards imlplies a
cursor change.
on preOpenCard
unlock cursor
end preOpenCard
There is also a property defaultCursor, which might be useful. You can
find more about it in the docs.
--
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On 8 mei 2009, at 22:56, Stephen Cox wrote:
I’m gonna preface [the subject] all my questions with “Newbie” so
those who
have no interest in nubs can move on. Trust, I know it can be
painful. ;)
I got a card. With a label or button. I want to change the cursor of
the
mouse to a hand then back to arrow when the user moves on/off the
object.
on mouseEnter
set the cursor to hand
end mouseEnter
on mouseLeave
set the cursor to arrow
end mouseLeave
The above should work? Or am I missing something about the cursor
command? I
placed a breakpoint and followed the code. It fires, just doesn’t
change the
cursor.
Maybe I’m using mouseEnter/mouseLeave incorrectly?
Thanks for any info.
-Stephen Cox
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