Am 20.04.2006 um 10:41 schrieb Maximilian Tyrtania:
Is there any ceveat to that I might have missed? I verified that
both the
the Application class's and the Window's MouseCursor property is Nil.
From my experience and with no internal knowledge:
You can't subclass the mouse cursor property of an editfield. It is
the iBeamCursor, if the field has no focus, or the blinking cursor,
if the field has the focus.
But you can the change the applications global cursor. In the
mouseenter event you can the change the cursor
App.MouseCursor = System.Cursors.FingerPointer
and restore it in the mouseexit event
App.MouseCursor = System.Cursors.StandardPointer
Hans-Georg
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