Re: Cursor Hell
Re: Cursor Hell
- Subject: Re: Cursor Hell
- From: Jason Harris <email@hidden>
- Date: Fri, 28 Feb 2003 15:05:11 -0700
This is correct - any cursor that you set _must_ be 16x16 pixels. This is
an artificial limitation imposed by the API. There are some issues with
hardware cursors vs. software cursors - I'd imagine that this is why they
impose the 16x16 limit.
Jason Harris
Geekspiff
Henry McGilton Tried to Tell Me:
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I have had a lot of trouble with cursors, and I would like some
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assistance from anybody who actually knows this stuff, as opposed
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to all the hand-waving in the documentation.
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Reading between the lines of the AppKit documentation and the Cocoa
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Programming book (the only book I have read so far that even mentions
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cursors), I conclude that a cursor is not only limited to 16 by 16
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pixels, but *must* be 16 by 16 pixels. That is, if I have a 15 by
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15 pixel images, it still gets mapped into a 16 by 16 window.
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Correct or not correct?
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Why the limitations on cursors?
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Many Thanks,
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........ Henry
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