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(As I found out by myself, and as (https://education.ti.com/html/webhelp/EG_TINspireLUA/EN/content/libraries/cursorlib/show.htm) states, cursor.hide and cursor.show only work on handhelds)
 
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'''functionName''' is a function that is part of the [[:Category:cursor|cursor functions]].
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cursor.'''hide'''() is a function that is part of the [[:Category:cursor|cursor functions]].
  
It hides the cursor (mouse pointer) on the screen.
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It hides the cursor (mouse pointer) on the screen.<br />
NB : Even with TouchPad devices, the user can't have it shown again, until [[cursor.show]]() is called.
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NB : Even with TouchPad devices, the user can't have it shown again, until [[cursor.show]]() is called.<br />
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This function will be ignored if not executed on a handheld operator.<br />
  
 
{{Since|3.0}}
 
{{Since|3.0}}
  
 
== Syntax  ==
 
== Syntax  ==
cursor.'''hide'''()
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cursor.'''hide'''()<br />
 
No arguments.
 
No arguments.
  
 
== Example  ==
 
== Example  ==
<syntaxhighlight>if (isPlaying == true) then  
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<syntaxhighlight>if (isPlaying) then  
 
   cursor.hide()
 
   cursor.hide()
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else
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  cursor.show()
 
end</syntaxhighlight>
 
end</syntaxhighlight>
  

Latest revision as of 14:19, 26 November 2018

cursor.hide() is a function that is part of the cursor functions.

It hides the cursor (mouse pointer) on the screen.
NB : Even with TouchPad devices, the user can't have it shown again, until cursor.show() is called.

This function will be ignored if not executed on a handheld operator.

This has been introduced in TI-Nspire OS 3.0 (Changes).


Syntax

cursor.hide()
No arguments.

Example

if (isPlaying) then 
   cursor.hide()
else
   cursor.show()
end

See also