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Re: w32 hourglass cursor
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Dani Moncayo |
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Re: w32 hourglass cursor |
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Thu, 3 Jul 2014 19:07:42 +0200 |
> 1) go to *scratch*
> 2) define a macro to insert something, for example C-x ( a ENTER C-x )
> defines a macro to insert 'a' and newline;
> 3) ask to execute it 10000 times with C-u 10000 C-x e;
> 4) while the macro execution is in progress, move the mouse over
> Emacs frame and make sure that the cursor shape is changed and busy
> cursor appears.
The cursor's shape doesn't change until I move it (which doesn't seem
like TRT, but the same happens without the patch).
When I move the cursor, its shape change to busy, yes, but when the
execution ends (either by cancelling it with C-g or when it
completes), the shape remains the same (busy). This problem is
specific to the patched binary.
> 5) Do M-x new-frame then repeat 1)-4) but move mouse between two frames
> and make sure that you have busy cursor in both of them.
Here the behavior is equal with or without the patch: the cursor shape
is busy in the original frame (where I started the execution of the
macro) and normal (arrow or I-beam) when I go over the other frame.
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Dani Moncayo
Re: w32 hourglass cursor, Eli Zaretskii, 2014/07/03