Can't capture cursor anymore.

[i]

Hi Shutter team. I'm not able to capture the cursor anymore. I'm using 0.86.4 from the PPA in Debian Sid.
Now I don't remember if this started with 0.86.4 (I don't think so) or if it was always like this in this system here.
As an extra information, I use xulrunner 1.9.2 from the Debian experimental repositories. Do you think I should try to use the one from Ubuntu?
I can't capture the cursor with or without delay set. I have even cleared the configuration but that doesn't change anything.
I also noticed that Shutter is starting its first run with "Capture Cursor" enabled. I saw an old bug report for that ( https://bugs.launchpad.net/shutter/+bug/306420 ), have you re-enabled it again?
Regards.

Sérgio.

[Mario Kemper (Romario) (mario-kemper)]

> I can't capture the cursor with or without delay set. I have even
> cleared the configuration but that doesn't change anything.

Works fine here. Could you please launch Shutter via terminal, enable
debug output, set include cursor = true and attach the output here?

Terminal: shutter --debug

> I also noticed that Shutter is starting its first run with "Capture
> Cursor" enabled. I saw an old bug report for that
> ( https://bugs.launchpad.net/shutter/+bug/306420 ), have you
> re-enabled it again?

Fixed in trunk. Thanks.

[i (iiiiii-deactivatedaccount)]

Hello Mario. Just to clarify, this feature always worked for me when I used antiX, I just don't remember if it stopped working with 0.86.4 or if it never worked in this latest installation of mine.

I just opened Shutter (it was set to capture the cursor), disabled cursor capture, reenabled it again and closed Shutter.

[i (iiiiii-deactivatedaccount)]

Now only to make it clear, started it with capture cursor disabled. Predictably, it's just like the previous message minus the capture cursor message.

[Mario Kemper (Romario) (mario-kemper)]

Sorry, this was a misunderstanding. Could you please take a screenshot with cursor enabled and then attach the debug output? I want to see if there are any error messages when capturing the cursor.

[i (iiiiii-deactivatedaccount)]

Here it is. I took a screenshot of Shutter's own window with the cursor poised over it but as you can see it wasn't captured.
http://img838.imageshack.us/img838/3743/hometempimagenscapturas.png

[Mario Kemper (Romario) (mario-kemper)]

Strange, no error message. Do you use any special gtk-theme or mouse cursor set?

[i (iiiiii-deactivatedaccount)]

That should be the issue. I have no cursor theme installed, just the built in X cursor.
I don't know where the cursor files are for this default theme (not in /usr/share/icons nor in /etc/X11/cursors).
If you want I can install a cursor theme just to check. I have the new LXAppearance (LXDE appearance app) that has a cursor theme changer and it also doesn't detect any cursor theme.

[Mario Kemper (Romario) (mario-kemper)]

Correct! It is reproducible when using the "Default Pointer". I've implemented a workaround when there is no cursor image. Shutter will ship a cursor image (the standard white cursor) and load this as a fallback solution.

=> fixed in trunk. The fix will be included in 0.87.

Thanks for tracking this down.