CoreWindow.PointerCursor Property

public:
 property CoreCursor ^ PointerCursor { CoreCursor ^ get(); void set(CoreCursor ^ value); };

CoreCursor PointerCursor();

void PointerCursor(CoreCursor value);

public CoreCursor PointerCursor { get; set; }

var coreCursor = coreWindow.pointerCursor;
coreWindow.pointerCursor = coreCursor;

Public Property PointerCursor As CoreCursor

Property Value

The pointer cursor used by the app.

Implements

Remarks

Some applications, such as games, need to track relative mouse movements for specific functionality (for example, a virtual trackball or the viewing camera) and don't use the system cursor or absolute screen coordinates. For details on hiding the mouse cursor and ignoring absolute mouse data, see Relative mouse movement and CoreWindow.

See also

• Handle pointer input
• Relative mouse movement and CoreWindow
• XAML user input events sample