RGBcursor(3) — Unix Programmer’s Manual
NAME
RGBcursor - set the characteristics of the cursor in RGB mode
SYNOPSIS
C
RGBcursor(index, red, green, blue, redm, greenm, bluem)
short index;
RGBvalue red, green, blue, redm, greenm, bluem;
FORTRAN
subroutine RGBcur(index, red, green, blue, redm, greenm, bluem)
integer∗2 index, red, green, blue, redm, greenm, bluem
Pascal
procedure RGBcursor(index: Short;
red, green, blue, redm, greenm, bluem: RGBvalue);
DESCRIPTION
RGBcursor allows selection of a cursor glyph from a table of 16×16 bit patterns already defined by the user. The first argument, index, picks a glyph from the definition table. Red, green, and blue specify the cursor color in RGB mode, while redm, greenm, and bluem define an RGB writemask for the cursor. RGBcursor can be used only in RGB mode.
SEE ALSO
RGBmode, RGBwritemask, setcursor
NOTE
This command can only be used in immediate mode.
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