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FutureBasic 5 |
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cursor cursorID
cursorID
is interpreted as the resource ID of a 'crsr
' (first choice) or a 'CURS
' resource (alternative choice), and this statement changes the current cursor to the indicated cursor. The following cursor resources are always available:_arrowCursor (0)
_iBeamCursor (1)
_crossCursor (2)
_plusCursor (3)
_watchcursor (4)
Note:
If you've designed a csrs
or a CURS
resource of your own which you want to make available to your program, do the following:
resources
statement.
cursor
statement to activate your cursor within the program.cursor cursorID, _themeCursorStatic
cursor cursorID, _themeCursorAnimate // treated as _themeCursorStatic
_kThemeArrowCursor
_kThemeCopyArrowCursor
_kThemeAliasArrowCursor
_kThemeContextualMenuArrowCursor
_kThemeIBeamCursor
_kThemeCrossCursor
_kThemePlusCursor
_kThemeWatchCursor
_kThemeClosedHandCursor
_kThemeOpenHandCursor
_kThemePointingHandCursor
_kThemeCountingUpHandCursor
_kThemeCountingDownHandCursor
_kThemeCountingUpAndDownHandCursor
_kThemeSpinningCursor
_kThemeResizeLeftCursor
_kThemeResizeRightCursor
_kThemeResizeLeftRightCursor