I found an issue with the TextEntry widget when it is disabled/no_write. If the 'Multi-Line' property is true for this widget, then the no_write cursor (red 'x') does not show when you hover over the disabled widget. Instead it just appears on the border of the widget, which is not very obvious.
See below where it does not appear when hovering over the main body of the widget (but does on the border)
This is because a TextArea is used to display a multi-line text entry widget. Setting the cursor for this node sets it for the ScrollPane only, hence is only shows around the borders (see discussion: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/25629938/javafx-textarea-setcursor-not-working/25630584#25630584).
Following advice from this post (https://stackoverflow.com/questions/56628369/javafx-change-cursor-in-textarea/56630506), it looks like the cursor needs to be set for the content of the TextArea.
PR with this fix is on its way.
I found an issue with the
TextEntrywidget when it isdisabled/no_write. If the 'Multi-Line' property is true for this widget, then theno_writecursor (red 'x') does not show when you hover over the disabled widget. Instead it just appears on the border of the widget, which is not very obvious.See below where it does not appear when hovering over the main body of the widget (but does on the border)
This is because a
TextAreais used to display a multi-line text entry widget. Setting the cursor for this node sets it for theScrollPaneonly, hence is only shows around the borders (see discussion: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/25629938/javafx-textarea-setcursor-not-working/25630584#25630584).Following advice from this post (https://stackoverflow.com/questions/56628369/javafx-change-cursor-in-textarea/56630506), it looks like the cursor needs to be set for the content of the TextArea.
PR with this fix is on its way.