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CursorDisplay (Function) In french: CurseurAffiche Displays or hides the mouse cursor. Remark: The mouse caret (used during the input) is not modified. // -- "Entry" event associated with the edit control
// Hide the mouse cursor (the default arrow)
// when the edit control has focus
CursorDisplay(False) Syntax
CursorDisplay(<Displayed cursor>)
<Displayed cursor>: Boolean - True if the mouse cursor must be displayed,
- False otherwise.
Remarks - CursorDisplay has no effect if no mouse is installed.
- Only the cursor of the current application is affected by this function: the windows from other applications keep the display status of their cursor.
- The cursor, even hidden, remains active: you can always click and move the mouse.
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Complete examples (WINDEV): WD Magnifier
[ + ] This example enables you to zoom part of the screen with a magnifier. The maximum zoom value is set to 8. Summary of the example supplied with WINDEV: The WLanguge function named dCopyBlt() and the WLanguage property named ..Opacity allow you to perform a capture of the Windows desktop at the location of a window without this window appearing in the screen shot. This example uses this tip to zoom the part of the screen found below the magnifier.
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