Manipulate the Gnome mouse pointer.
Synopsis
gnocl::pointer subcommand [-option
value...]
Description
Manipulate the mouse pointer display and positioning.
Subcommands
- gnocl::pointer warp [-option value...]
Options
- -x integer
(default: 0)
- Reposition the pointer to the
specified x coordinate.
- -y integer
(default: 0)
- Reposition the pointer to the
specified x coordinate.
- -offset string
(default: "")
- List
of two integers containing the offset location (in pixels) of the
cursor "hot-spot" relative to the top-left corner of the image.
- gnocl::pointer set [-option value...]
Options
- -widget string
(default: "")
- Widget id of the object to which
the new cursor graphic is to be assigned..
- -image percent-string
(default: "")
- Image to be shown, can be either a
file (prefix "%/") or gnocl::pixBuf (prefix
"%?). If the value of string is "" then the cursor will be reset to the
display default, typically an arrow pointer. Use of a stock item (prefix "%#") will result in an error.
- -offset string
(default: "")
- List of two integers containing the
offset location (in pixels) of the cursor "hot-spot" relative to the
top-left corner of the image.
Example
gnocl::pointer
warp
-x 100
gnocl::pointer warp -offset {-200 100}
gnocl::pointer warp -x 100 -y 400
gnocl::pointer set -widget $win1 -image "%/mypointer.png" -offset {25
25}
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