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by jwells89
898 days ago
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It’s in the page you linked under set(). Combined with the properties at the top of the documentation page, to make the cursor a crosshair you’d call NSCursor.crosshair.set(), after which it’ll remain that cursor until something else changes it (so for instance, you’ll need to call it whenever the cursor enters the relevant view since e.g. crossing window borders will change the cursor). |
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