object Cursor
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ClosedHand: Cursor
A cursor with a hand that is closed, often used when "grabbing", for example, when panning.
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Crosshair: Cursor
The crosshair cursor type.
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Default: Cursor
The default cursor type (gets set if no cursor is defined) {}.
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Disappear: Cursor
The disappear cursor type.
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EResize: Cursor
The east-resize cursor type.
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HResize: Cursor
The horizontal cursor type.
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Hand: Cursor
The hand cursor type, resembling a pointing hand, often used to indicate that something can be clicked, such as a hyperlink.
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Move: Cursor
The move cursor type.
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NEResize: Cursor
The north-east-resize cursor type.
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NResize: Cursor
The north-resize cursor type.
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NWResize: Cursor
The north-west-resize cursor type.
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None: Cursor
The none cursor type.
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OpenHand: Cursor
A cursor with a hand which is open
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SEResize: Cursor
The south-east-resize cursor type.
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SResize: Cursor
The south-resize cursor type.
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SWResize: Cursor
The south-west-resize cursor type.
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Text: Cursor
The text cursor type.
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VResize: Cursor
The vertical cursor type.
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WResize: Cursor
The west-resize cursor type.
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Wait: Cursor
The wait cursor type.
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apply(identifier: String): Cursor
Returns a cursor for the specified identifier.
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- implicit def sfxCursor2jfx(c: Cursor): javafx.scene.Cursor
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CLOSED_HAND: Cursor
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(Since version 8.0.60-R10) Use ClosedHand; CLOSED_HAND will be removed in a future release
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CROSSHAIR: Cursor
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(Since version 8.0.60-R10) Use Crosshair; CROSSHAIR will be removed in a future release
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DEFAULT: Cursor
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(Since version 8.0.60-R10) Use Default; DEFAULT will be removed in a future release
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DISAPPEAR: Cursor
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(Since version 8.0.60-R10) Use Disappear; DISAPPEAR will be removed in a future release
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E_RESIZE: Cursor
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(Since version 8.0.60-R10) Use EResize; E_RESIZE will be removed in a future release
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HAND: Cursor
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(Since version 8.0.60-R10) Use Hand; HAND will be removed in a future release
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H_RESIZE: Cursor
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(Since version 8.0.60-R10) Use HResize; H_RESIZE will be removed in a future release
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MOVE: Cursor
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(Since version 8.0.60-R10) Use Move; MOVE will be removed in a future release
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NE_RESIZE: Cursor
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(Since version 8.0.60-R10) Use NEResize; NE_RESIZE will be removed in a future release
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NONE: Cursor
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(Since version 8.0.60-R10) Use None; NONE will be removed in a future release
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NW_RESIZE: Cursor
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(Since version 8.0.60-R10) Use NWResize; NW_RESIZE will be removed in a future release
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N_RESIZE: Cursor
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(Since version 8.0.60-R10) Use NResize; N_RESIZE will be removed in a future release
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OPEN_HAND: Cursor
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(Since version 8.0.60-R10) Use OpenHand; OPEN_HAND will be removed in a future release
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SE_RESIZE: Cursor
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(Since version 8.0.60-R10) Use SEResize; SE_RESIZE will be removed in a future release
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SW_RESIZE: Cursor
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(Since version 8.0.60-R10) Use SWResize; SW_RESIZE will be removed in a future release
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S_RESIZE: Cursor
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(Since version 8.0.60-R10) Use SResize; S_RESIZE will be removed in a future release
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TEXT: Cursor
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(Since version 8.0.60-R10) Use Text; TEXT will be removed in a future release
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V_RESIZE: Cursor
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(Since version 8.0.60-R10) Use VResize; V_RESIZE will be removed in a future release
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WAIT: Cursor
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(Since version 8.0.60-R10) Use Wait; WAIT will be removed in a future release
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W_RESIZE: Cursor
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(Since version 8.0.60-R10) Use WResize; W_RESIZE will be removed in a future release
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