| int ShowCursor(bShow) | |||||
| BOOL bShow; | /* cursor visibility flag | */ | |||
This function shows or hides the cursor. The ShowCursor function actually sets an internal display counter that determines whether the cursor should be displayed. If the bShow parameter is nonzero, ShowCursor adds one to the display count. If bShow is zero, the display count is decreased by one. The cursor is displayed only if the display count is greater than or equal to zero. Initially, the display count is zero if a mouse is installed. Otherwise, it is -1.
bShow
Specifies whether the display count is to be increased or decreased. The display count is increased if bShow is nonzero. Otherwise, it is decreased.
The return value specifies the new display count.
SetCursor, SetCursorPos, GetCursorPos, ClipCursor