debian man page for soqtcursor_customcursor

Query: soqtcursor_customcursor

OS: debian

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SoQtCursor::CustomCursor(3)					       SoQt					       SoQtCursor::CustomCursor(3)

NAME
SoQtCursor::CustomCursor - The SoQtCursor::CustomCursor class is used to specify bitmap data for SoQtCursor custom cursors.
SYNOPSIS
Public Attributes SbVec2s dim SbVec2s hotspot unsigned char * bitmap unsigned char * mask Detailed Description The SoQtCursor::CustomCursor class is used to specify bitmap data for SoQtCursor custom cursors. Member Data Documentation SbVec2s SoQtCursor::CustomCursor::dim Size of cursor data. Can be anything from 1 pixel wide and high, up to maximum 32 pixels in each dimension. SbVec2s SoQtCursor::CustomCursor::hotspot Position of cursor hotspot, ie the pixel of the cursor which is considered to be the 'pick point' when interacting with the canvas or widgets. The hotspot position should be specified relative to the uppermost, leftmost corner (which is position <0, 0>). unsigned char * SoQtCursor::CustomCursor::bitmap The size of the array of bitmap data should be equal to (width+7)/8*height, as each cursor pixel is specified with just two bits, one in the bitmap array, one in the mask array. The bitmap and mask bits should be laid out as follows: B=1 and M=1 == black B=0 and M=1 == white B=0 and M=0 == transparency B=1 and M=0 will give undefined results for some platforms, so avoid. unsigned char * SoQtCursor::CustomCursor::mask See doc of SoQtCursor::CustomCursor::bitmap. Author Generated automatically by Doxygen for SoQt from the source code. Version 1.5.0 Sun Dec 11 2011 SoQtCursor::CustomCursor(3)
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