.TH CURSOR 9.SH NAMEcursor \- change the current mouse cursor.SH SYNOPSIS.B cursor?\fIoptions\fP?.SH INTRODUCTION.B Cursorchanges the image displayed at the current mouse position.The following options are supported:.TP\f5-image \fIimage\fR.I Imagegives a name created using the.IR image (9)command; the image must conform to the rulesgiven for.B Display.cursor(see.IR draw-display (2))..TP\f5-bitmap \fIbitmap\fRSimilar to.B -imagebut using the.I bitmapsyntax (see.IR types (9))..TP\f5-x \fIdist\fPThe cursor will be drawn.I distto the right of the actual position of the mouse..TP\f5-y \fIdist\fPThe cursor will be drawn.I distbelow the actual position of the mouse..TP.B -defaultRevert the cursor to its default image..SH BUGSA cursor image should have some inherent association withits hot-spot offset..SH SEE ALSO.IR options (9),.IR types (9)
.TH CURSOR 9
.SH NAME
cursor \- change the current mouse cursor
.SH SYNOPSIS
.B cursor
?\fIoptions\fP?
.SH INTRODUCTION
.B Cursor
changes the image displayed at the current mouse position.
The following options are supported:
.TP
\f5-image \fIimage\fR
.I Image
gives a name created using the
.IR image (9)
command; the image must conform to the rules
given for
.B Display.cursor
(see
.IR draw-display (2)).
.TP
\f5-bitmap \fIbitmap\fR
Similar to
.B -image
but using the
.I bitmap
syntax (see
.IR types (9)).
.TP
\f5-x \fIdist\fP
The cursor will be drawn
.I dist
to the right of the actual position of the mouse.
.TP
\f5-y \fIdist\fP
The cursor will be drawn
.I dist
below the actual position of the mouse.
.TP
.B -default
Revert the cursor to its default image.
.SH BUGS
A cursor image should have some inherent association with
its hot-spot offset.
.SH SEE ALSO
.IR options (9),
.IR types (9)