How to hide cursor name in cursor legend with LV 8.2

[PlBee]

I don't know if it is a LV 8.2 OSX bug
but it seems to be impossible to hide the cursor name in the cursor legend
I just wand to show the 2 values of the cursor
and always see the name of the cursor
if i erase the cursor name, leaving it empty, i see a yellow (highlighted) square which can't be erased

do somebody have any experience about this point ?

[altenbach]

Can't you just grab the column divider between "Cursors:" and "X" and move it to the left boundary?

Message Edited by altenbach on 10-27-2006 01:31 AM

[PlBee]

no, i forgot to indicate one condition :
all the decorations are transparent !
i don't want to see anything but the values

[TCPlomp]

Hi Pibee,
I think you need to build your own, esp. in 8 you have the cursor value change event!

Ton

[Joe_H]

How about something like this.

Message Edited by Jhoskins on 10-27-2006 10:14 AM

Message Edited by Jhoskins on 10-27-2006 10:14 AM

[PlBee]

first, it's easy to hide the cursor name if there is no cursor !

i took your ctl,
hided everything possible
and set the colors of every object to transparent

and look at the result
there is still a yellow square behind the x value

[Joe_H]

Looks like you want to be perfect. You will have to build your own VI. I would suggest building an XControl. I have attached a VI that you may want to look. Instead of using the built in cursor list I just created one of my own with two cursors and made evrything transparent.

[PlBee]

thnak you for indicating me that the cursor move event was there now
i waited for it since years

but it doesn't give answer to this problem
how can you avoid the highlighting of the cursor name ?