if (do_name() != 'Home') : ?>
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Posted by senthil 53 on Nov 07, 2008
Not sure if there is a proper solution, but I use the following work around:
class mouse: def __init__(self, graph): self.graph = graph def count(self): for x in self.stuff: yield x def draw(self): #text(str(MOUSEX)+', '+str(MOUSEY), 10, 15) s = self.graph.styles.default _ctx.reset() _ctx.fill(1,0.5,0) _ctx.arrow(MOUSEX, MOUSEY, 15, type=FORTYFIVE)Just make sure to call mouse's draw() in your own.
Posted by senthil 53 on Nov 07, 2008
include("util/comment.php"); ?>
Of course you will have to modify it for non-graph usage, but hopefully you get the idea.
Mouse activity in fullscreen mode
Posted by Fei on Nov 07, 2008Heya,
was just wondering, I am playing around with the graph library in fullscreen mode, and was wondering if the mouse-absence was normal? I'd like to be able to interact with the graph in fullscreen too!!! Is this possible?
Fei