Re: Cursor is different after set by gtk

[Beast <beast i6x org>]

A. Pagaltzis wrote:
> The problem is that you are setting the cursor to something other
> than what it previously was. Unfortunately there doesnât seem to
> be a way to learn which cursor was previously set.
>
> Is there a good reason you are setting a cursor on the root
> window? If not, that would be considered rude. Set the cursor on
> your own window, and reset it to âundefâ when you are done (which
> means the parent windowâs cursor should be used). That would
> solve your problem most of the time.

Example please :-)
I only have one window which means it also the root window.

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