Hopefully this is not redundant, but I can not get alternate mouse cursors to work. I can load them, but when I try to access them via the CHANGE MOUSE command anything beyond the default (Windows)application or wait cursors is not visible. When searching the forums about this problem, other IDEs sometimes have this problem as well. So, I do believe it is something that needs to be fixed in CS's code.
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An example of what Codesurge does in the DBPRO file...
;*****Media files, icons, cursors*****
media root path=D:\Projects\virmin
cursor1=media\mouse_yellow.cur
cursor2=media\mouse_red.cur
cursor3=media\pencil.cur
cursor4=media\eraser.cur
cursor5=media\mouse_green.cur
What I see with the original editor in the DBPRO file...
; **** Cursors ****
cursorarrow=media\mouse_green.cur
cursorwait=media\mouse_yellow.cur
cursor2=media\mouse_red.cur
cursor3=media\pencil.cur
cursor4=media\eraser.cur
Even if I load in a project file with a valid cursorarrow and cursorwait records, CodeSurge overwrites them with cursor1 and cursor2 which breaks the compiler's ability to used custom cursors.
So, that's a bug that needs to be fixed badly. I'd like to add on a feature when you're in that area. Cursor previews in the project explorer along with a number that makes meaningful sense to the user/change mouse function. (ie. cursorarrow = 0, cursorwait = 1, aditional cursors 2 and higher...) While it is nice that the explorer sorts the cursor names alphabetically, it is counter intuitive to the developer which has no clue right now as to which cursor ID number is assigned to which file.
In the above example, I use green for go/normal action, yellow for please wait/loading, red for out of bounds when drawing, and the the pencil and eraser for the scratch pad.
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