rich@aftac1.llnl.gov (Rich Mayfield) (04/12/91)
When I go traversing around my form of text widgets, a little ^ follows the currently active tab group in text widgets. I'm calling it a divet for lack of a better term. First of all, what does it signify? And second, how can I get rid of the dang thing. Pardon my harsh language, I hope there weren't any ladies present... ---------------------------------------+-------------------------------- Rich Mayfield | rich@aracsunny.llnl.gov who works at but does not represent | Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory |
pjp@sloth.mlb.semi.harris.com (Pat J. Pinchera) (05/03/91)
In article <95186@lll-winken.LLNL.GOV> rich@aftac1.llnl.gov (Rich Mayfield) writes: >When I go traversing around my form of text widgets, a little ^ follows >the currently active tab group in text widgets. I'm calling it a divet >for lack of a better term. > >First of all, what does it signify? And second, how can I get rid of >the dang thing. > >Rich Mayfield | rich@aracsunny.llnl.gov Rich, The best I can find is in: _Release Notes for DECwindows Developer Kit for OSF/Motif V1.1_ September 1990 in the back there is a list of known bugs in Motif 1.1: PIR Severity Status Region Bug Description ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1638 Critical Assigned XM The text cursor flashes (i.e. quickly changes from a caret to a I-beam) or just disappears when typing in text. Although this doesn't exactly describe your problem, it may fall within it. Patrick Pinchera Melbourne, FL