asdf_overlay_common/
cursor.rs

1//! [`Cursor`] enum representing various cursor types.
2
3use bincode::{Decode, Encode};
4use num_derive::FromPrimitive;
5
6/// Describes a possible cursor type.
7#[derive(Debug, Default, Encode, Decode, FromPrimitive, Clone, Copy, Hash, PartialEq, Eq)]
8pub enum Cursor {
9    /// The platform default cursor. Typically an arrow.
10    #[default]
11    Default = 0,
12
13    /// A cursor indicating that helpful information is available.
14    Help,
15
16    /// A cursor indicating that something is clickable, typically a pointing hand.
17    Pointer,
18
19    /// The program is busy at background but can still interactable. Typically an arrow with a loading indicator.
20    Progress,
21
22    /// The program is busy and cannot interact. Typically an hourglass or spinning circle.
23    Wait,
24
25    /// Table cell selection cursor
26    Cell,
27
28    /// Cross cursor typically used for precision selection, e.g. in graphics applications.
29    Crosshair,
30
31    /// A horizontal ibeam cursor for indicating text insertion, typically used for text.
32    Text,
33
34    /// A vertical ibeam cursor for indicating text insertion, typically used for vertical text.
35    VerticalText,
36
37    /// Cursor for indicating something can be aliased or shortcuted.
38    Alias,
39
40    /// Cursor for indicating something can be copied.
41    Copy,
42
43    /// Crossed arrows for moving something.
44    Move,
45
46    /// Not allowed cursor (typically a circle with a line through it)
47    NotAllowed,
48
49    /// Hand cursor for something can be grabbed. e.g. draggable item
50    Grab,
51
52    /// Hand grabbing cursor.
53    Grabbing,
54
55    /// Cursor for horizontal resizing (e.g. left-right arrows with a bar in the middle)
56    ColResize,
57
58    /// Cursor for vertical resizing (e.g. up-down arrows with a bar in the middle)
59    RowResize,
60
61    /// Cursor for horizontal resizing (e.g. left-right arrows)
62    EastWestResize,
63
64    /// Cursor for vertical resizing (e.g. up-down arrows)
65    NorthSouthResize,
66
67    /// Cursor for diagonal resizing (e.g. top-left to bottom-right arrows)
68    NorthEastSouthWestResize,
69
70    /// Cursor for diagonal resizing (e.g. top-right to bottom-left arrows)
71    NorthWestSouthEastResize,
72
73    /// Cursor for something can be zoomed in. Typically a magnifying glass with a plus sign.
74    ZoomIn,
75
76    /// Cursor for something can be zoomed out. Typically a magnifying glass with a minus sign.
77    ZoomOut,
78
79    /// Windows specific up arrow cursor matching `IDC_UPARROW`
80    UpArrow,
81
82    /// Windows specific pin cursor matching `IDC_PIN`
83    Pin,
84
85    /// Windows specific person cursor matching `IDC_PERSON`
86    Person,
87
88    /// Windows specific pen cursor matching `32631`
89    Pen,
90
91    /// Windows specific cd cursor matching `32663`
92    Cd,
93
94    /// Panning cursors with crossed arrows
95    PanMiddle,
96
97    /// Panning cursors with horizontal arrows
98    PanMiddleHorizontal,
99
100    /// Panning cursors with vertical arrows
101    PanMiddleVertical,
102
103    /// Panning cursors with a arrow to right.
104    PanEast,
105
106    /// Panning cursors with a arrow to top.
107    PanNorth,
108
109    /// Panning cursors with arrows to top and right.
110    PanNorthEast,
111
112    /// Panning cursors with arrows to top and left.
113    PanNorthWest,
114
115    /// Panning cursors with a arrow to down.
116    PanSouth,
117
118    /// Panning cursors with arrows to down and right.
119    PanSouthEast,
120
121    /// Panning cursors with arrows to down and left.
122    PanSouthWest,
123
124    /// Panning cursors with a arrow to left.
125    PanWest,
126}
asdf_overlay_common/cursor.rs

asdf_overlay_common/
cursor.rs
