Re: Oh, I am Sorry. (Re: How to change a cursor style in GtkTextView? )
- From: Olexiy Avramchenko <ath beast stu cn ua>
- To: mili <milimeter 163 com>
- Cc: gtk-list gnome org
- Subject: Re: Oh, I am Sorry. (Re: How to change a cursor style in GtkTextView? )
- Date: Sat, 31 Aug 2002 12:44:31 +0300
mili wrote:
Hello, Olexiy
I am sorry I had not express myself very well. I mean the blinking cursor
of TextView, not the cursor of a mouse. In fact, I feel the bar-cursor in
TextView is two thin, and I want to make it red color to attract my
attention. So it must can change the height together with font size, can't be
a picture. You know, in xemacs options menu, you can change the blinking
cursor style.
Sorry for that.
And can give me some suggustions about changing the style of a blinking
cursor?
Thanks.
mili
Hello,
There're 3 GtkWidget properties: "cursor-color",
"secondary-cursor-color", "cursor-aspect-ratio".
<from gtkwidget.c>:
"cursor-color" == "Color with wich to draw insertion cursor"
"secondary-cursor-color" == "Color with wich to draw the secondary
insertion cursor when editing mixed RTL and LTR text"
"cursor-aspect-ratio" == "Aspect ratio with wich to draw insertion cursor"
Look in the sources - its not documented.
Olexiy
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