Hi there,
I'm adding BIDI support to a GTK applications textview. On Linux it
defaults to having a split cursor (with direction arrows) and this
seems like a really neat feature when working with BIDI. The problem
is that in the win32 version of GTK split-cursor is hard wired to be
switched of even if it is explicitly set it in the gtkrc.
The code that short circuits this setting is probably in
gdkproperty-win32 line 623 (GTK 2.10.14):
8<----
else if (strcmp ("gtk-split-cursor", name) == 0)
{
GDK_NOTE(MISC, g_print("gdk_screen_get_setting(\"%s\") : FALSE\n", name));
g_value_set_boolean (value, FALSE);
return TRUE;
}
--->8
Is there any other way to turn this on without using the
"gdkproperty-win32" code?
If not is there any chance of this behaviour to be changed in future
versions or is it disabled for reasons I'm missing?
Thanks for a great tool kit.
Regards,
Fredrik
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