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Re: NSCursor Resize Cursor
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Re: NSCursor Resize Cursor


  • Subject: Re: NSCursor Resize Cursor
  • From: Joshua Scott Emmons <email@hidden>
  • Date: Thu, 26 Jan 2006 17:25:11 -0600

Perhaps I was not clear. I would like the implement the cursor which consists of two arrows, pointing in opposite directions, which is commonly used for resizing purposes (not the resizing arrows shown on the NSCursor page). Thanks.

The cursor you describe is not supported by OS X. If you want a cursor like that, you'll have to create an image of it yourself and use the documentation already provided to create a cursor with that image (see -initWithImage:hotSpot: for tips on where to start).


As with any custom thing you do with the user interface, you should probably ask yourself "Is my changing the standard cursor going to provide valuable feedback to my users, or will it just confuse them?" In the majority of cases, it will be confusing, so be sure to choose carefully.


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