Re: gEDA-user: Hello, new to list and mouse cursor question :-)

[Victoria Welch <vikki@oz.net>]

Hello Ales,

Thanks for the reply!

On Thu, 2002-07-11 at 20:14, Ales Hvezda wrote:
> Hi,
> 
> >  I'm new to gEDA/gschem and enjoying it so far :-)!
> 
> 	Glad to hear it. :)

:-), I was using something called circuitmaker and I just didn't like it
for some reason.  Already happier with gschme.  Creating parts was very
easy.  The autosizing grid did take some getting used to though :-).
 
> >  One question (for now, I'm sure there will be more in time :-) but is
> >there a way to replace the "arrow" cursor with  a crosshair?
> 
> 	Without modifying the code, none at the moment, however, I have
> been playing with changing the cursor (to reflect various modes etc...)
> and changing the cursor is a few lines of code.  I'll post those lines
> once I boot into the right OS (probably tomorrow night).

I certainly will appreciate that.  It may well be silly of me as the
arrow cursor certainly does work. but for some reason I can't actually
define, I have always been more comfortable with the crosshair cursor.

Now that I have the linux boxes up and reasonably tuned and stable, I am
starting to look into cvs for the important stuff in my life!  Gee what
a pleasant change from the m$ world :-).

Thanks very much for your efforts!

Take care, Vikki.
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