CoreCursorType CoreCursorType CoreCursorType CoreCursorType Enum

Definition

Namespace:: Windows.UI.Core Windows.UI.Core Windows.UI.Core Windows.UI.Core

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[Contains prerelease APIs.]
Specifies the set of cursor types.

public : enum class CoreCursorTypepublic enum CoreCursorTypePublic Enum CoreCursorType// This API is not available in Javascript.

Attributes: ContractVersionAttribute WebHostHiddenAttribute

Windows 10 requirements

Device family	Windows 10 (introduced v10.0.10240.0)
API contract	Windows.Foundation.UniversalApiContract (introduced v1)

Fields

Arrow Arrow Arrow Arrow	The left-upward (northwest) arrow Windows cursor.
Cross Cross Cross Cross	The "cross" Windows cursor.
Custom Custom Custom Custom	A custom cursor.
Hand Hand Hand Hand	The "hand" Windows cursor.
Help Help Help Help	The left-upward (northwest) arrow Windows cursor with a question mark.
IBeam IBeam IBeam IBeam	The "I"-shaped Windows cursor used for text selection.
Person Person Person Person	Prerelease. The "hand" Windows cursor with a person symbol.
Pin Pin Pin Pin	Prerelease. The "hand" Windows cursor with a pin symbol.
SizeAll SizeAll SizeAll SizeAll	The "cross arrow" Windows cursor used for user interface (UI) element sizing.
SizeNortheastSouthwest SizeNortheastSouthwest SizeNortheastSouthwest SizeNortheastSouthwest	The "right-upward, left-downward" dual arrow Windows cursor often used for element sizing.
SizeNorthSouth SizeNorthSouth SizeNorthSouth SizeNorthSouth	The up-down dual arrow Windows cursor often used for vertical (height) sizing.
SizeNorthwestSoutheast SizeNorthwestSoutheast SizeNorthwestSoutheast SizeNorthwestSoutheast	The "left-upward, right-downward" dual arrow Windows cursor often used for element sizing.
SizeWestEast SizeWestEast SizeWestEast SizeWestEast	The left-right dual arrow Windows cursor often used for horizontal (width) sizing.
UniversalNo UniversalNo UniversalNo UniversalNo	The red "circle slash" Windows cursor often used to indicate that a UI behavor cannot be performed.
UpArrow UpArrow UpArrow UpArrow	The up arrow Windows cursor.
Wait Wait Wait Wait	The cycling Windows "wait" cursor often used to indicate that an element or behavior is in a wait state and cannot respond at the time.