Re: Mouse cursor - Reply - Reply
- Posted by "BABOR, JIRI" <J.Babor at GNS.CRI.NZ> Jun 12, 1997
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Jacques, I was not talking about hot spot coordinates, I said quite clearly "byte pairs to the right of Jacques' diagrams". Please, run the fragment below, you will see what I meant. The mask sequence is directly copied from YOUR DIAGRAMS, and when you apply Viktor's routine, the new cursor's left and right hand halves are transposed. Jiri -- snip ------------------------------------------------------------------------ -- Jiri Babor -- j.babor at gns.cri.nz -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- include graphics.e include mouse.e include get.e include machine.e constant new_curs= -- screen mask {{#9F,#FF, #8F,#FF, #87,#FF, #83,#FF, #81,#FF, #80,#FF, #80,#7F, #80,#3F, #80,#1F, #80,#0F, #80,#FF, #88,#FF, #98,#7F, #FC,#3F, #FC,#3F, #FE,#3F, --cursor mask #00,#00, #20,#00, #30,#00, #38,#00, #3C,#00, #3E,#00, #3F,#00, #3F,#80, #3F,#C0, #3E,#00, #33,#00, #23,#00, #03,#00, #01,#80, #01,#80, #00,#00}, 1, -- hot spot x 0} -- hot spot y object junk atom Mouse_Cursor_Store integer key global procedure Change_cursor(sequence new_cursor) -- new_cursor is a sequence build like those in mousecur.e sequence reg_list reg_list=repeat(0,10) poke(Mouse_Cursor_Store, new_cursor[1]) reg_list[REG_AX]=#0009 -- mouse function 9 change cursor reg_list[REG_BX]=new_cursor[2] -- hot spot x coordinate reg_list[REG_CX]=new_cursor[3] -- hot spot y coordinate reg_list[REG_ES]=floor(Mouse_Cursor_Store /16) -- address of cursor bitmap segment reg_list[REG_DX]=remainder(Mouse_Cursor_Store,16) -- address offset reg_list=dos_interrupt(#33, reg_list) -- call mouse interrupt end procedure -- main ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Mouse_Cursor_Store = allocate_low(64) junk=graphics_mode(19) polygon(BLUE,1,{{0,0},{319,0},{319,199},{0,199}}) mouse_events(MOVE+LEFT_DOWN+RIGHT_DOWN) Change_cursor(new_curs) key = wait_key() junk=graphics_mode(-1)