curse you, cursor!

Hello Group,

As you may have guessed this is a question regarding the cursor in WX 
python specifically is there some sort of way in which the cursor can be 
simulated?

I have a panel within a frame, on the panel is drawn a grid. Now I am 
assuming if I drew an arrow by drawing a straight line down, and then 
two diagonals at the top to make an arrow shape, half of it would not 
show because it would be over the top of those pixels already used for 
the line.

Could I in some way though having something (a circle or similar) which 
flashed, danced, hopped about or in some other way indicated where the 
cursor is positioned at the moment?

I'm not entirely sure as to whether this could be worked with the mouse 
perhaps? At the moment I am imaging some sort of thing like:

def mouse_moves(self, event):

  self.cursor_object.move_to(event.x, event.y)

def left_arrow_pressed(self, event):

  # move the mouse one coordinate to the left, causing the cursor to follow

Would that work?

Thanks a lot

Nathan

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