The
capi:interface-override-cursor
is ignored by
capi:text-input-pane
which always displays its usual I-beam cursor. This is due to a limitation in the way that text-input-pane is implemented by GTK.
The normal navigation gesture (
Tab
) is treated as an editor command in
capi:editor-pane
and IDE tools based on this. Instead, use
Ctrl+Tab
to navigate from an editor pane in GTK+.
In GTK+ versions older than 2.12, the value of
capi:option-pane
enabled-positions
has no effect on the visible representation of the items. In later versions of GTK+, the disabled items are grayed out.
In GTK+ versions older than 2.12,
capi:display-tooltip
does not work. In version 2.12 and later, the
:x
and
:y
keyword arguments of
capi:display-tooltip
might not be handled.
LispWorks Release Notes and Installation Guide - 23 Dec 2011