Intel® Fortran Libraries Reference

2 Intel Fortran Libraries ReferenceResults:The result type is INTEGER(4). This is also an HCURSOR Value. The result is the previouscursor value.The window in focus at the time SETMOUSECURSOR is called has its cursor changed to thespecified value. Once changed, the cursor retains its shape until another call toSETMOUSECURSOR.In Standard Graphics applications, units 5 and 6 (the default screen input and output units) arealways considered to be in focus.The following predefined values for cursor shapes are available:Predefined ValueIDC_APPSTARTINGIDC_ARROWIDC_CROSSIDC_IBEAMIDC_ICONIDC_NOIDC_SIZEIDC_SIZEALLIDC_SIZENESWIDC_SIZENSIDC_SIZENWSEIDC_SIZEWEIDC_UPARROWIDC_WAITCursor ShapeStandard arrow and small hourglassStandard arrowCrosshairText I-beamObsolete valueSlashed circleObsolete value; use IDC_SIZEALLFour-pointed arrowDouble-pointed arrow pointing northeast and southwestDouble-pointed arrow pointing north and southDouble-pointed arrow pointing northwest and southeastDouble-pointed arrow pointing west and eastVertical arrowHour glassA LoadCursor must be done on these values before they can be used by SETMOUSECURSOR.CompatibilitySTANDARD GRAPHICS QUICKWIN GRAPHICS LIBExample:! Build as Standard Graphics or QuickWinuse IFQWINinteger*4 cursor, oldcursorwrite(6,*) 'The cursor will now be changed to an hour glass shape'2-414