KUIML suports the following standard system cursors:
Cursor name | Description |
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system::normal |
The normal system cursor. (usually a white arrow) |
system::hand |
The cursor displayed when the mouse is over an Hyperlink. (usually a white hand) |
system::open_hand |
The cursor displayed for dragging. (usually a white open hand) |
system::cross |
Cross pointing cursor. |
system::size |
The cursor displayed when the user changes the size of the window. |
system::size_v |
Cursor to resize vertically. (usually a vertical double arrow) |
system::size_h |
Cursor to resize horizontally. (usually an horizontal double arrow) |
system::size_up_left |
Cursor to resize diagonally. (usually a diagonal double arrow) |
system::size_up_right |
Cursor to resize diagonally. (usually a diagonal double arrow) |
system::wait |
Cursor displayed when the user has to wait. |
system::no |
Cursor displayed to inform the user that no action is available. |
system::Ibeam |
Cursor displayed to enter text. |
system::working |
Cursor displayed to inform the user that a background work is being performed. (typically on application start) |
system::up |
Up arrow. |
The actual look of these system cursors may change depending on the user settings. The most commonly used ones are the 'normal', 'hand' and all 'size*' cursors.
On Microsoft Windows, custom .ani (animated) and .cur (static) cursor files are also supported