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Re: kEventWindowCursorChange

On mercredi, ao{ 27, 2003, at 01:30 Europe/Paris, Bob Sabiston wrote:

Hello,
Does anyone use this kEventWindowCursorChange event? I would like to use it to have the cursor change when it is over my main window, but it doesn't seem to be working. Here is how I installed it.

static EventHandlerUPP CursorUPP = NewEventHandlerUPP(CursorHandler);
EventTypeSpec CursorEventType = {kEventClassWindow,kEventWindowCursorChange};
InstallWindowEventHandler (myWindow, CursorUPP,1, &CursorEventType, NULL, &WindowCursHandler);

It doesn't seem like the handler gets called when I move into the window. Any suggestions for things to look out for with this event?

I use this event and I receive it correctly.

I don't really know if that makes a difference, but my window has the kWindowStandardHandlerAttribute attribute, and uses a tracking region in order to catch kEventMouseEntered and kEventMouseExited events. Maybe this tracking region is also needed for the kEventWindowCursorChange....

Jerome
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