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3/28/2014
This enumeration contains values that indicate an image to use for the mouse pointer.
Syntax
enum XRCursor
{
XRCursor_Default = 0,
XRCursor_Arrow = 1,
XRCursor_Hand = 2,
XRCursor_Wait = 3,
XRCursor_IBeam = 4,
XRCursor_Stylus = 5,
XRCursor_Eraser = 6,
XRCursor_SizeNS = 7,
XRCursor_SizeWE = 8,
XRCursor_None = 9,
};
Members
- XRCursor_Default
An element expresses no mouse pointer preference. If the element's parent specifies an image for the mouse pointer, then that image is displayed.
XRCursor_Arrow
An arrow mouse pointer. This is typically the default mouse pointer.The Arrow Mouse Pointer
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XRCursor_Hand
A hand mouse pointer. This shape typically indicates that the mouse pointer is resting over a link.The Hand Mouse Pointer
.jpg)
XRCursor_Wait
A wait (or hourglass) mouse pointer. This mouse pointer typically indicates that XAML for Windows Embedded is busy performing an operation.The Wait Mouse Pointer
.jpg)
XRCursor_IBeam
An I-beam mouse pointer. This mouse pointer typically indicates that text can be manipulated or selected.The I-beam Mouse Pointer
.jpg)
XRCursor_Stylus
A stylus mouse pointer. This mouse pointer typically indicates that pen input is being captured.The Stylus Mouse Pointer
.jpg)
XRCursor_Eraser
An eraser mouse pointer. This mouse pointer typically indicates that previous pen input is being erased.The Eraser Mouse Pointer
.jpg)
XRCursor_SizeNS
A north-south sizing mouse pointer with double arrows. It is available for controls that enable a sizing mode.The North-South Mouse Pointer
.jpg)
XRCursor_SizeWE
A west-east sizing mouse pointer with double arrows. It is available for controls that enable a sizing mode.The West-East Mouse Pointer
.jpg)
- XRCursor_None
No mouse pointer is used. The mouse is not disabled. You can use this member so that the default cursor does not show when you implement custom cursors.
.NET Framework Equivalent
System.Windows.Input.Cursor (a class, not an enumeration)
Requirements
Header |
XamlRuntime.h |
sysgen |
SYSGEN_XAML_RUNTIME |
See Also
Reference
XAML for Windows Embedded Enumerations
IXRFrameworkElement::SetCursor
IXRFrameworkElement::GetCursor