4.8. Cursors

There are quite a number of different mouse cursors available. Their names and graphics are shown here. The exact graphic may vary according to your operating system.

	`arrow`		`man`
	`based_arrow_down`		`middlebutton`
	`based_arrow_up`		`mouse`
	`boat`		`pencil`
	`bogosity`		`pirate`
	`bottom_left_corner`		`plus`
	`bottom_right_corner`		`question_arrow`
	`bottom_side`		`right_ptr`
	`bottom_tee`		`right_side`
	`box_spiral`		`right_tee`
	`center_ptr`		`rightbutton`
	`circle`		`rtl_logo`
	`clock`		`sailboat`
	`coffee_mug`		`sb_down_arrow`
	`cross`		`sb_h_double_arrow`
	`cross_reverse`		`sb_left_arrow`
	`crosshair`		`sb_right_arrow`
	`diamond_cross`		`sb_up_arrow`
	`dot`		`sb_v_double_arrow`
	`dotbox`		`shuttle`
	`double_arrow`		`sizing`
	`draft_large`		`spider`
	`draft_small`		`spraycan`
	`draped_box`		`star`
	`exchange`		`target`
	`fleur`		`tcross`
	`gobbler`		`top_left_arrow`
	`gumby`		`top_left_corner`
	`hand1`		`top_right_corner`
	`hand2`		`top_side`
	`heart`		`top_tee`
	`icon`		`trek`
	`iron_cross`		`ul_angle`
	`left_ptr`		`umbrella`
	`left_side`		`ur_angle`
	`left_tee`		`watch`
	`leftbutton`		`xterm`
	`ll_angle`		`X_cursor`
	`lr_angle`

Tkinter reference: a GUI for Python

4.8. Cursors