Java java.awt Cursor fields, constructors, methods, implement or subclass

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Introduction

In this page you can find the methods, fields and constructors for java.awt Cursor.

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Field

int	DEFAULT_CURSOR The default cursor type (gets set if no cursor is defined).
int	CROSSHAIR_CURSOR The crosshair cursor type.
int	TEXT_CURSOR The text cursor type.
int	WAIT_CURSOR The wait cursor type.
int	SW_RESIZE_CURSOR The south-west-resize cursor type.
int	SE_RESIZE_CURSOR The south-east-resize cursor type.
int	NW_RESIZE_CURSOR The north-west-resize cursor type.
int	NE_RESIZE_CURSOR The north-east-resize cursor type.
int	N_RESIZE_CURSOR The north-resize cursor type.
int	S_RESIZE_CURSOR The south-resize cursor type.
int	W_RESIZE_CURSOR The west-resize cursor type.
int	E_RESIZE_CURSOR The east-resize cursor type.
int	HAND_CURSOR The hand cursor type.
int	MOVE_CURSOR The move cursor type.
int	CUSTOM_CURSOR The type associated with all custom cursors.

Constructor

	Cursor(int type) Creates a new cursor object with the specified type.
	Cursor(String name) Creates a new custom cursor object with the specified name. Note: this constructor should only be used by AWT implementations as part of their support for custom cursors.

Method

Cursor	getDefaultCursor() Return the system default cursor.
Cursor	getPredefinedCursor(int type) Returns a cursor object with the specified predefined type.
Cursor	getSystemCustomCursor(final String name) Returns a system-specific custom cursor object matching the specified name.
int	getType() Returns the type for this cursor.
String	toString() Returns a string representation of this cursor.