Hello,
just wondering how or if there is a Tooltype "HIDEPOINTER" ? I have presentation which can be switched from Windowmode to fakefullscreenmode via Tooltype. On top of that I want to hide pointer in fakefullscreen and show pointer in windowmode. Just entering a tooltype "HIDEPOINTER" doesn't work ??
- What happens if a program uses HidePointer() ? Can I still switch in on by tooltype/compileoption ?
- If I have buttons, is Pointer shown be default ? Regardless of HidePointer () or tooltype ?
thanx for infos
Tooltype "HIDEPOINTER" ??
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Re: Tooltype "HIDEPOINTER" ??
This seems to be a bug. The HIDEPOINTER tooltype is currently not working in connection with fake full screen mode. It's only working in real full screen mode.
Should be possible.- What happens if a program uses HidePointer() ? Can I still switch in on by tooltype/compileoption ?
No, buttons don't have any effect on the behaviour of HidePointer() or the HIDEPOINTER tooltype.- If I have buttons, is Pointer shown be default ? Regardless of HidePointer () or tooltype ?
Re: Tooltype "HIDEPOINTER" ??
No, if using fakefullscreen I cannot switch mousepointer on or off. I have to use "HidePointer()" command inside the code. This means if I have a presentation which starts in windowmode (no fakefullscreen) tooltype I can see the mouspointer. If I use the same presentation with fakfullscreen tooltype I also see the mousepointer. I cannot find any way to switch mouspointer off, in case I decide to use fakefullscreen. Even if I use -hidepointer compile argument ?
Any ideas for a workaround ?
Any ideas for a workaround ?
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Re: Tooltype "HIDEPOINTER" ??
Um, yeah, this is a bug, just as I said in my last postgerograph wrote:No, if using fakefullscreen I cannot switch mousepointer on or off. I have to use "hidepointer()" command inside the code.
Yes, use the HidePointer() command instead of the tooltype/argumentThis means if I have a presentation which starts in windowmode (no fakefullscreen) tooltype I can see the mouspointer. If I use the same presentation with fakfullscreen tooltype I also see the mousepointer. I cannot find any way to switch mouspointer off, in case I decide to use fakefullscreen. Even if I use -hidepointer compile argument ?
Any ideas for a workaround ?