d83_sven_a@tekno.chalmers.se (SVEN AXELSSON) (10/19/89)
I have just received my THINK C 4.0. The class-library looks great with tear-off menus and all. There seems to be a small problem with these though, which can be seen by running the Art Class demo. The cursor does not get updated properly in all cases. Try moving the cursor in over a torn off menu. The cursor changes correctly to an arrow. Move it back again. The cursor changes back to whatever it was before. OK. Now move it over the menu and back out over the floating window's title-bar. This time it does not change back. Note that you have to move it quite slowly for this to happen. I suppose the culprit must be the CFWDesktop::AdjustCursor method, but I haven't attempted to fix it. Is it time for a first library-update soon? The bug(s) in the scanf routine has been reported before, and I suppose there are others... +-------------------------+--------------------------------+------------------+ | Sven Axelsson | d83_sven_a@tekno.chalmers.se | DISCLAIMER: | | dep:t of Linguistics | (^^ best ^^) | | | univ. of Gothenburg | dlv_sa@hum.gu.se | This is not | | SWEDEN | usdsa@seguc21.bitnet | a disclaimer. | +-------------------------+--------------------------------+------------------+
fjlim@garnet.berkeley.edu (10/20/89)
In article <2533@tekno.chalmers.se> d83_sven_a@tekno.chalmers.se (SVEN AXELSSON) writes: >I have just received my THINK C 4.0. The class-library looks great with >tear-off menus and all. There seems to be a small problem with these >though, which can be seen by running the Art Class demo. The cursor does >not get updated properly in all cases. Try moving the cursor in over a >torn off menu. The cursor changes correctly to an arrow. Move it back >again. The cursor changes back to whatever it was before. OK. Now move >it over the menu and back out over the floating window's title-bar. This >time it does not change back. Note that you have to move it quite slowly >for this to happen. I suppose the culprit must be the CFWDesktop::AdjustCursor >method, but I haven't attempted to fix it. I've received a couple of reports about this. You are probably using the 6.1bX MultiFinder which comes with MPW. I can't duplicate this behavior using Finder 6.1.4 or MultiFinder 6.0.4. I don't know whether this is a problem with the Beta MultiFinder or with ArtClass. -- Greg, Author of the THINK Class Library