| -api-id | -api-type |
|---|---|
T:Microsoft.UI.Input.InputSystemCursorShape |
winrt enum |
Specifies the standard system visual pointer types supported by an InputSystemCursor object.
A standard arrow pointing left-upward (northwest).
A crosshair.
A hand.
An arrow pointing left-upward (northwest) with a question mark.
An "I"-shape, typically used for text insertion and selection.
Crossed arrows pointing north, south, east, and west, typically used for resizing.
A dual arrow pointing right-upward and left-downward, typically used for element sizing.
A dual arrow pointing upward and downward, typically used for vertical sizing.
A dual arrow pointing left-upward and right-downward, typically used for element sizing.
A dual arrow pointing left and right, typically used for horizontal sizing.
A red circle with 45-degree diagonal line from upper left to lower right, typically used to indicate an action that cannot be performed.
An arrow pointing up.
An animated, cycling cursor, typically used to indicate that an element or behavior is busy and cannot respond.
A hand with a pin symbol.
A hand with a person symbol.
The cursor that appears when an app starts, typically used to indicate something is loading but the UI can handle input.