The TVCRS procedure manipulates the display device cursor. The initial state of the cursor is device dependent. Call TVCRS with one argument to enable or disable the cursor. Call TVCRS with two parameters to enable the cursor and place it on pixel location (X, Y) .
NOTE: Under Macintosh, the cursor cannot be positioned from an IDL program using the TVCRS procedure. The Macintosh interface does not allow the cursor to be positioned by any device except the mouse.
Set this keyword to cause X and Y to be interpreted as centimeters, based on the current device resolution.
Set this keyword to cause X and Y to be interpreted as inches, based on the current device resolution.
By default, disabling the cursor works differently for window systems than for other devices. For window systems, the cursor is restored to the standard cursor used for non-IDL windows (and remains visible), while for other devices it is completely blanked out. If the HIDE keyword is set, disabling the cursor causes it to always be blanked out.
See , Graphics Keywords , for the description of graphics and plotting keywords not listed above. DATA