Cursors Class

Definition

Defines a set of default cursors.

public ref class Cursors abstract sealed

public static class Cursors

type Cursors = class

Public Class Cursors

This static class defines a set of default cursors common to applications.

The various static properties defining cursors are not directly usable in XAML, but are indirectly used through two possible mechanisms:

The Cursor class performs type conversion on any XAML attribute that takes type Cursor, such that a value of the CursorType enumeration specified as the attribute value will evaluate to one of the static Cursors properties.
A static property value can be used through the x:Static Markup Extension.

AppStarting	Gets the Cursor that appears when an application is starting.
Arrow	Gets the Arrow Cursor.
ArrowCD	Gets the arrow with a compact disk Cursor.
Cross	Gets the crosshair Cursor.
Hand	Gets a hand Cursor.
Help	Gets a help Cursor which is a combination of an arrow and a question mark.
IBeam	Gets an I-beam Cursor, which is used to show where the text cursor appears when the mouse is clicked.
No	Gets a Cursor with which indicates that a particular region is invalid for a given operation.
None	Gets a special cursor that is invisible.
Pen	Gets a pen Cursor.
ScrollAll	Gets the scroll all Cursor.
ScrollE	Gets the scroll east Cursor.
ScrollN	Gets the scroll north Cursor.
ScrollNE	Gets the scroll northeast cursor.
ScrollNS	Gets the scroll north/south cursor.
ScrollNW	Gets a scroll northwest cursor.
ScrollS	Gets the scroll south Cursor.
ScrollSE	Gets a south/east scrolling Cursor.
ScrollSW	Gets the scroll southwest Cursor.
ScrollW	Gets the scroll west Cursor.
ScrollWE	Gets a west/east scrolling Cursor.
SizeAll	Gets a four-headed sizing Cursor, which consists of four joined arrows that point north, south, east, and west.
SizeNESW	Gets a two-headed northeast/southwest sizing Cursor.
SizeNS	Gets a two-headed north/south sizing Cursor.
SizeNWSE	Gets a two-headed northwest/southeast sizing Cursor.
SizeWE	Gets a two-headed west/east sizing Cursor.
UpArrow	Gets an up arrow Cursor, which is typically used to identify an insertion point.
Wait	Specifies a wait (or hourglass) Cursor.