I’m probably missing something awfully basic here, but howcome if I do
Mouse 1 R A Nop
, I get a “waiting” cursor when I press on root window. I don’t get that with mouse 2 or 3. Just curious, because I don’t believe I’ve seen this with earlier versions (I’ve CVS from May)
OK. The next thing I did was I created a function with
[code]AddToFunc UnBindRoot
I Nop
D Nop
M Nop[/code]
And now the single click on window doesn’t produce a waiting cursor, but moving the cursor while holding down the button, or double clicking on root produces it. Interesting. Also if I take the “+D” off, single clicking on root produces waiting cursor.
Not that it matters a single bit (byte?) to me, but I was just wondering about it because my logic says it shouldn’t produce a waiting cursor.
Heh, I had a hunch that what you told hold the answer, I just didn’t manage to understand it. Oh well. Now when I do Mouse 1 R A -
it works just as how I expected (ie. no waiting cursor)