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(svn r16594) -Fix [FS#2969]: mouse would under some circumstances not be undrawn when drawing the first chat line causing two mouse pointers to be visible.

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rubidium 2009-06-18 17:16:29 +00:00
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src/network/network_chat_gui.cpp
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@ -124,28 +124,26 @@ void NetworkInitChatMessage()
/** Hide the chatbox */
void NetworkUndrawChatMessage()
{
/* Sometimes we also need to hide the cursor
* This is because both textmessage and the cursor take a shot of the
* screen before drawing.
* Now the textmessage takes his shot and paints his data before the cursor
* does, so in the shot of the cursor is the screen-data of the textmessage
* included when the cursor hangs somewhere over the textmessage. To
* avoid wrong repaints, we undraw the cursor in that case, and everything
* looks nicely ;)
* (and now hope this story above makes sense to you ;))
*/
if (_cursor.visible &&
_cursor.draw_pos.x + _cursor.draw_size.x >= _chatmsg_box.x &&
_cursor.draw_pos.x <= _chatmsg_box.x + _chatmsg_box.width &&
_cursor.draw_pos.y + _cursor.draw_size.y >= _screen.height - _chatmsg_box.y - _chatmsg_box.height &&
_cursor.draw_pos.y <= _screen.height - _chatmsg_box.y) {
UndrawMouseCursor();
}
if (_chatmessage_visible) {
Blitter *blitter = BlitterFactoryBase::GetCurrentBlitter();
/* Sometimes we also need to hide the cursor
* This is because both textmessage and the cursor take a shot of the
* screen before drawing.
* Now the textmessage takes his shot and paints his data before the cursor
* does, so in the shot of the cursor is the screen-data of the textmessage
* included when the cursor hangs somewhere over the textmessage. To
* avoid wrong repaints, we undraw the cursor in that case, and everything
* looks nicely ;)
* (and now hope this story above makes sense to you ;))
*/
if (_cursor.visible) {
if (_cursor.draw_pos.x + _cursor.draw_size.x >= _chatmsg_box.x &&
_cursor.draw_pos.x <= _chatmsg_box.x + _chatmsg_box.width &&
_cursor.draw_pos.y + _cursor.draw_size.y >= _screen.height - _chatmsg_box.y - _chatmsg_box.height &&
_cursor.draw_pos.y <= _screen.height - _chatmsg_box.y) {
UndrawMouseCursor();
}
}
int x = _chatmsg_box.x;
int y = _screen.height - _chatmsg_box.y - _chatmsg_box.height;
int width = _chatmsg_box.width;