Thanks Tomaž, yep I missed the GDK_CROSS on the gtk3 reference page
https://developer.gnome.org/gdk3/stable/gdk3-Cursors.html
I am implementing *PointerStyle::FatCross* to be used to diplay a 'fat
cross' mouse cursor when hovering the spreadsheet grid. Up to this point, I
am only concerned with the GTK3 backend. So far I have done:
1. Expanded the *enum class PointerStyle *to include *FatCross =
96, *in file /libreoffice/include/vcl/ptrstyle.hxx;
2. Changed line 53 of 'fudraw.cxx' from *aNewPointer (
PointerStyle::Arrow ),* to
*aNewPointer ( PointerStyle::FatCross ), *
3. Added line *MAP_BUILTIN( PointerStyle::FatCross, GDK_CROSS );* to *GdkCursor
*GtkSalDisplay::getCursor( PointerStyle ePointerStyle )* on files
*gtkdata.cxx* and *gtk3gtkdata.cxx. *This should do the mapping of
*FatCross* from vcl to gtk3.
This changes will compile successfully. However, when I start LO-Calc and
hover over the cell grid area, the program crashes and displays an
'unexpected error'. My guess is that the *FatCross = 96, *member
of *enum class PointerStyle* is not defined correctly. Any idea on what is
needed to define *FatCross*? How can I make the *FatCross* work in GTK3?
ps: As I said in the email I set earlier:
Basically the idea is to change the 'arrow' mouse icon into a 'fat cross'
when hovering over calc spreadsheet cell grid.
Preliminar investigation reveals that this behaviour can be well
approximated if line 53 of file fudraw.cxx is changed from
" aNewPointer ( PointerStyle::Arrow )," change into " aNewPointer (
PointerStyle::Cross ),"
However, the resulting cross looks a litle bit too thin and cannot be used
because it is the same mouse cursor used to drag equations around. This is
why I created a new PointerStyle::FatCross, so it is different from
PointerStyle::Cross, which is currently used to drag equations.
2017-02-06 9:42 GMT+00:00 Tomaž Vajngerl <quikee@gmail.com>:
Hi,
On Fri, Feb 3, 2017 at 10:12 AM, Nuno Ferreira <nuno360@gmail.com> wrote:
Another issue is the fact that GTK3+ does not seem to offer the fat cross
anymore, only the crosshair....
https://developer.gnome.org/gdk3/stable/gdk3-Cursors.html. If this is
true
maybe we could use the crosshair when hovering over the grid of the
spreadsheet? Send a request to GTK team to include a fat cross on their
icon
set?
There is still GDK_CROSS and GDK_CROSSHAIR in the GdkCursorType enum
(on that same gtk3 reference page). Maybe you missed that? I guess you
can't create the cursor with gdk_cursor_new_from_name and have to use
gdk_cursor_new which accepts a GdkCursorType enum.
Anyway gtk3 is only one of the back-ends :)
Thanks,
Nuno
Regards, Tomaž
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