The problem with the reversed cursor after a drag event is back.
I did what mr. Chatonet adviced me to do - but after a while the problem still exists. After a drag of text from one field to another the cursor still shows an Ibeam over buttons and an arrow over fields.

This must be a bug.......



Great

Thanks Eric

Problem solved.



Hi Jan,

This happens sometimes in the IDE.
Try to add a handler like the following into an appropriate object
(field, card, etc. depending if you lock the cursor by yourself
elsewhere):

on mouseMove
  >>unlock cursor
end mouseMove

Hope this helps.
Best Regards from Paris,

Eric Chatonet.

Le 31 oct. 05 à 18:28, Jan Sælid a écrit :

Hi

I have two fields. In the first one I have placed an empty "On dragEnd" event because I don't want the user to change the field only drag.

In the second one I have an "Acceptdrop" event together with an "On dragDrop" event because I want to check the dragdata before I place it in the field.

Something like this:

In script of Field 1:

    On dragEnd
        -- nothing in here
    end dragEnd

In script of field 2:

    on dragEnter
       set the acceptDrop to true
    end dragEnter

    on dragDrop
       --- check the dragdata
       --- place it in the field if it is allowed
    end dragDrop


Now here is the strange behaviour:

After the text is dragged and placed into the second field. The cursor behaves in a reversed order. When entering a field the cursor becomes an arrow. When entering a button the cursor becomes an iBeam. The opposite of normal behaviour I would say. This happens only in the event of dragging from field 1 to field 2. I have tried to create two new fields with no script in them. And dragging between these two do not make the same strange behaviour.

Have my computer got a fever? what is happening?


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