> Here is an example program that is probably about as good as you can get
> with the current ooDialog.
>
> Each window in Windows has its own cursor shape. When the cursor is over
> the window, the window switches the cursor to its shape. So when the
> cursor is over the Header control, it swtiches the cursor to its shape.
> When the cursor is over the list-view, the list-view switches the cursor
> to its shape.
>
>
Thanks for this. Not that this is at all important but I've played around
with a slightly different approach to this (pseudo-code below):
createListView(100, ...)
createEdit(101,covering the while listview, "READONLY HIDDEN")
self~writeToControl(101, 0, 0, "", , , "TRANSPARENT")
a=newEdit(101)
a~show
Change cursor
sort column
restore cursor
a~hide
redrawControl(100)
My thinking here was that the cursor is now over a transparent edit control
until hidden again, but the cursor still doesn't change shape as I would
expect. I can see a slight movement only, as expected. So why doesn't this
approach work?
Staffan
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