On Jan 31, 2005, at 5:15 PM, Roger Clary wrote:
On Jan 31, 2005, at 2:56 AM, Toon Van Acker wrote:
Setting .mouseCursor to nil means that the default cursor is used.
Instead you can make an empty cursor, and use app.MouseCursor =
emptyCursor to hide the cursor.
This was originally my post about 3 weeks ago which was recently
revived. What I learned was the on Win32, no matter what you set the
MouseCursor property to, if your app's window does not fill the screen
and the mouse moves out of the app's screen area, it will revert to
the sys Cursor. This is, of course, not true on Mac. The options are
to make your app fill the screen or to limit the range of cursor
movement using win32 declares.
when it moves back in can't you just change it back ?
That way it's invisible when it's over your app and not when it's over
other applications.
That seems to be a sensible behavior to me
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