Cursors Class
Defines a set of default mouse pointer images for Silverlight.
Namespace: System.Windows.Input
Assembly: System.Windows (in System.Windows.dll)
The Cursors type exposes the following members.
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Arrow | Represents an Arrow Cursor. |
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Eraser | Represents an Eraser Cursor. |
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Hand | Represents a Hand Cursor. |
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IBeam | Represents an IBeam Cursor, which is typically used to show where the text cursor appears when the mouse is clicked. |
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None | Represents a special Cursor that is invisible. |
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SizeNESW | Represents a SizeNESW Cursor. |
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SizeNS | Represents a SizeNS Cursor. |
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SizeNWSE | Represents a SizeNWSE Cursor. |
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SizeWE | Represents a SizeWE Cursor. |
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Stylus | Represents a Stylus Cursor. |
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Wait | Represents a Wait Cursor. |
This static class defines a set of default mouse pointer images common to Silverlight-based applications.
The various static properties defining cursors/mouse pointer images are used by the Cursor class, which performs type conversion on strings provided for any XAML attribute that takes type Cursor. For the XAML usage, see Cursor.
There is no Cursors.Default static property value. Instead, the default cursor is represented by setting a Cursor property value to null. A string value of Default is permissible as a XAML attribute usage for this case, to support version compatibility. The value None is not representative of the default. None specifically declares an invisible mouse pointer, even if the input system would have used a different default for that input case.
In code, you can set Cursor value properties using one of the Cursors static property values.
For a list of the operating systems and browsers that are supported by Silverlight, see Supported Operating Systems and Browsers.
