Also consider hiding your window (with a call to window-hide()) instead of
destroying it, and making it reappear with a call to window-show().
Jim Tilton
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the default appearance of my
cursor from the default cursor to something else (e.g. a CrossHair) in gtkmm 3?
Thanks.
Jim Tilton
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in the associated gtkmm windows.
Jim Tilton
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Subject: Re: Making a cursor (cross hair) track
Hi GTK+ application developers!
I have developed an application using gtkmm in which I display related images
in multiple Gtk::Window's.
I have two types of display images. One is based on Gtk::Image and the other
is based on Gtk::DrawingArea.
For the Gtk::Image case I add the Gtk::Image to a
I am attempting to build gtkmm for a computer with a 64-bit Windows 7 operating
system.
For this attempt I am using the compiler from the mingw-w64 project (as a
native compiler
for the Windows 7 system, in the msys environment).
It appears that I have been successful in building all the
