Yeah, thanks! The colors are wrong on Intel Mac, though you wouldn't  
notice with the black-and-white OLPC cursor.

in the OLPC image, press Cmd-Shift-W and try

	CursorWithAlpha fromUser show

to get a nice large colorful cursor. Or this:

	| c |
	c := CursorWithAlpha fromUser.
	c copyBits: c boundingBox from: c at: 0 at 0 colorMap:
		(ColorMap shifts: #(-1 -1 -1 -1) masks: #(16rFE000000 16rFE0000  
16rFE00 16rFE)).
	c show

to make that transparent :)

- Bert -

On Apr 27, 2007, at 8:17 , Karl wrote:

> The big cursor works great. Thanks
> Karl
>
> John M McIntosh wrote:
>> I've pushed out a 3.8.17b3 VM that includes Bert Freudenberg's  
>> work on large cursor support for OLPC, plus it includes a bug fix  
>> for cursor tracking.
>>
>> This VM does work on os-x 10.2.8 forward, however 10.2 does not  
>> actually support cursors bigger than 16x16 in case anyone in the  
>> world still uses 10.2.8 and tries a
>> OLPC image.
>>
>> The 3.8.17b3 VM is in the experimental directory at.
>>
>> http://www.smalltalkconsulting.com/squeak.html
>>
>>
>> For the curious I'll note the OLPC image is at.
>>
>> http://etoys.laptop.org/src/etoys-image-and-pr.zip
>>
>>
>> 3.8.17b3    Oops no-one check large cursors on powerpc.
>>             NSCursorWrappers.m        Ensure works on powerpc,  
>> also confirm does not work on 10.2.x (not supported)
>>
>> 3.8.17b2    bug fix cursor tracking was not correct, used local  
>> coordinates, needed global.
>>             Add large cursor support via unix code for OLPC image
>>                        sqMacUIEventsUniversal.c    large cursor  
>> support, switch cursors back on window entry and app activation.
>>             sqMacHostWindow.c        Fix cursor tracking
>>             sqMacWIndowUniversal.c    small cursor logic has to  
>> set flag that it's not large cursor so reset cursor knows which
>>                                      cursor to use
>>             NSCursorWrappers.m        new
>>             NSCursorWrappers.h        new
>>