Nevron .NET Vision
Nevron.GraphicsCore Namespace / CursorType Enumeration


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    CursorType Enumeration
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    Enumerates the possible cursor types.
    Syntax
    'Declaration
     
    
    Public Enum CursorType 
       Inherits System.Enum
    'Usage
     
    
    Dim instance As CursorType
    public enum CursorType : System.Enum 
    Members
    MemberDescription
    AliasHTML specific cursor. Indicates a create shortcut drag-drop operation. Mozilla Firefox specific.
    AppStartingThe cursor that appears when an application starts.
    ArrowThe arrow cursor.
    CellHTML specific cursor. Displays a cell editing cross. Mozilla Firefox specific.
    CopyHTML specific cursor. Indicates a copy drag-drop operation. Mozilla Firefox specific.
    CrossThe crosshair cursor.
    CustomA custom defined cursor.
    DefaultThe default cursor, which is usually an arrow cursor.
    HandThe hand cursor, typically used when hovering over a Web link.
    HelpThe Help cursor, which is a combination of an arrow and a question mark.
    HSplitThe cursor that appears when the mouse is positioned over a horizontal splitter bar.
    IBeamThe I-beam cursor, which is used to show where the text cursor appears when the mouse is clicked.
    NoThe cursor that indicates that a particular region is invalid for the current operation.
    NoDropThe cursor that indicates that a particular region is invalid for the current drag-drop operation.
    NoMove2DThe cursor that appears during wheel operations when the mouse is not moving, but the window can be scrolled in both a horizontal and vertical direction.
    NoMoveHorizThe cursor that appears during wheel operations when the mouse is not moving, but the window can be scrolled in a horizontal direction.
    NoMoveVertThe cursor that appears during wheel operations when the mouse is not moving, but the window can be scrolled in a vertical direction.
    PanEastThe cursor that appears during wheel operations when the mouse is moving and the window is scrolling horizontally to the right.
    PanNEThe cursor that appears during wheel operations when the mouse is moving and the window is scrolling horizontally and vertically upward and to the right.
    PanNorthThe cursor that appears during wheel operations when the mouse is moving and the window is scrolling vertically in an upward direction.
    PanNWThe cursor that appears during wheel operations when the mouse is moving and the window is scrolling horizontally and vertically upward and to the left.
    PanSEThe cursor that appears during wheel operations when the mouse is moving and the window is scrolling horizontally and vertically downward and to the right.
    PanSouthThe cursor that appears during wheel operations when the mouse is moving and the window is scrolling vertically in a downward direction.
    PanSWThe cursor that appears during wheel operations when the mouse is moving and the window is scrolling horizontally and vertically downward and to the left.
    PanWestThe cursor that appears during wheel operations when the mouse is moving and the window is scrolling horizontally to the left.
    SizeAllThe four-headed sizing cursor, which consists of four joined arrows that point north, south, east, and west.
    SizeNESWThe two-headed diagonal (northeast/southwest) sizing cursor.
    SizeNSThe two-headed vertical (north/south) sizing cursor.
    SizeNWSEThe two-headed diagonal (northwest/southeast) sizing cursor.
    SizeWEThe two-headed horizontal (west/east) sizing cursor.
    UpArrowThe up arrow cursor, typically used to identify an insertion point.
    VSplitThe cursor that appears when the mouse is positioned over a vertical splitter bar.
    VTextHTML specific cursor. The cursor that appears when the mouse is positioned over a vertical text.
    WaitCursorThe wait cursor, typically an hourglass shape.
    Inheritance Hierarchy

    System.Object
       System.ValueType
          System.Enum
             Nevron.GraphicsCore.CursorType

    Requirements

    Target Platforms: Windows 7, Windows Vista SP1 or later, Windows XP SP3, Windows Server 2008 (Server Core not supported), Windows Server 2008 R2 (Server Core supported with SP1 or later), Windows Server 2003 SP2

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