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New port: x11/find-cursor: Simple XLib program to highlight the cursor position
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Authored by 0mp on Mar 4 2019, 1:28 PM.
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New port: x11/find-cursor: Simple XLib program to highlight the cursor position

Simple XLib program to highlight the cursor position. This is similar to the
feature found in Windows XP (and possibly later?).
Test Plan
  • portlint -AC
  • manual testing on 13.0
  • portlint testport 11.2 i386, 12.0 amd64

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x11/find-cursor/Makefile
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Hopefully, upstream is going to include LDFLAGS in the next release.

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Upstream strips the binary by default. As there's no easy way to make the install target honor our DEBUG environmental variable, I've decided to just use INSTALL_PROGRAM instead.

This revision is now accepted and ready to land.Mar 4 2019, 1:43 PM
This revision was automatically updated to reflect the committed changes.