"curse no" command does not hide the cursor in all contexts

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"curse no" command does not hide the cursor in all contexts #822

Open AndrewDant opened 2 years ago

AndrewDant commented 2 years ago

The command "curse no" meant to hide the cursor does not work in certain applications. Two cases I'm aware of are notepad++ and Adobe Acrobat Reader. It is possible that the failure case is applications which define custom cursor appearance.

pokey commented 2 years ago

@tararoys could not reproduce this behaviour in NotePad++ in Windows 10. Just to confirm, you have the user.mouse_cursor_commands_enable tag enabled?

AndrewDant commented 2 years ago

I shouldn't have included the notepad++ example without verifying it myself, I happened to see this comment while digging a bit. I do have that tag enabled.