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PRIVATE: Take cursor images from Windows executable #6481

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@ellm135 ellm135 commented Mar 12, 2025

  • Use cursor images read directly from the executable, rather than hard-coded images.

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bluegr commented Mar 13, 2025

Nice work! This removes all the hardcoded cursor data, and makes the code cleaner

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bluegr commented Mar 15, 2025

@ellm135 I've tried this locally, and it works great, nice work again!

Do you have any further changes / improvements for this? If not, please change the state of the PR to "Ready for review", so that it can be merged

Windows cursors have a reference to windows cursor groups,
so the same resources were deleted twice
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@ellm135 ellm135 marked this pull request as ready for review March 15, 2025 19:35
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ellm135 commented Mar 15, 2025

@ellm135 I've tried this locally, and it works great, nice work again!

Do you have any further changes / improvements for this? If not, please change the state of the PR to "Ready for review", so that it can be merged

It's been marked as ready. Thank you!

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bluegr commented Mar 15, 2025

Thanks. Squashing

@bluegr bluegr merged commit 8fad5b1 into scummvm:master Mar 15, 2025
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