| cursorp arg | Function |
Returns t if arg is a member of the cursor type.
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| get-cursor data | Function |
Returns the cursor object representing the cursor defined by
data. If data is a symbol, it's replaced by its
cursor-shape property.
Possible data values are an integer representing a glyph in the standard X11 cursor font, or a four-element vector. The format for a vector is |
| recolor-cursor cursor fg bg | Function |
| Change the colors of the cursor object cursor to fg and bg (either color objects or the names of colors). |
| default-cursor &optional cursor | Function |
|
Set the cursor object displayed in the root window, and in parts of
window frames that have no other cursor specified, to cursor.
If called with no argument, simply return the current such cursor object. |
So that the integer indices of glyphs in the X11 cursor font do not
have to be remembered, the cursor-shape properties of the
following symbols are automatically set:
X_cursor, arrow, based_arrow_down,
based_arrow_up, boat, bogosity,
bottom_left_corner, bottom_right_corner,
bottom_side, bottom_tee, box_spiral,
center_ptr, circle, clock, coffee_mug,
cross, cross_reverse, crosshair,
diamond_cross, dot, dotbox, double_arrow,
draft_large, draft_small, draped_box,
exchange, fleur, gobbler, gumby,
hand1, hand2, heart, icon,
iron_cross, left_ptr, left_side, left_tee,
leftbutton, ll_angle, lr_angle, man,
middlebutton, mouse, pencil, pirate,
plus, question_arrow, right_ptr,
right_side, right_tee, rightbutton,
rtl_logo, sailboat, sb_down_arrow,
sb_h_double_arrow, sb_left_arrow, sb_right_arrow,
sb_up_arrow, sb_v_double_arrow, shuttle,
sizing, spider, spraycan, star,
target, tcross, top_left_arrow,
top_left_corner, top_right_corner, top_side,
top_tee, trek, ul_angle, umbrella,
ur_angle, watch, xterm.
The glyphs associated with these names are shown in Appendix I, of Volume Two, Xlib Reference Manual.