Controls.TCursor Type

TCursor identifies the cursor type.

Pascal

TCursor = -32768..32767;

C++

-32768..32767 TCursor;

TCursor defines the type of mouse cursor. A variable of type TCursor may have one of the following values.

Value	Meaning
crDefault	Default cursor: thick arrow pointing up and left
crArrow	Same as the default cursor
crCross	Fine cross-shaped cursor used in graphic applications for precise positioning
crIBeam	Text insert cursor in the form of a thin capital I
crSizeNESW	Resizing cursor from North-East to South-West resizing
crSizeNS	Vertical resizing cursor
crSizeNWSE	Resizing cursor from North-West to South-East resizing
crSizeWE	Horizontal resizing cursor
crUpArrow	Thin upward pointing cursor
crHourGlass	Hour glass cursor to indicate a busy process
crDrag	Drag cursor for single items being dragged
crNoDrop	White cross in a white circle indicating that a drag operation is hovering over an invalid drop target.
crHSplit	Cursor shown when the mouse is over a horizontal splitter.
crVSplit	Cursor shown when the mouse is over a vertical splitter.
crMultiDrag	Drag cursor for multiple items being dragged
crSQLWait	Hour glass cursor to indicate a busy SQL database operation
crNo	Black cross in a black circle indicating invalid mouse target location
crAppStart	Hour glass and standard pointer combination cursor shown at application startup
crHelp	Question mark and standard pointer operation
crHandPoint	An upward pointing hand cursor. This is normally used to identify a selectable item, such as a web page link.
crSizeAll	Cursor for resizing up, down, left, and right

Use the Screen Cursor property to set the cursor type to one of the TCursor values.