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 _mShow()
 Display a new mouse pointer at a particular location
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 C Prototype

     #include "llibg.api"
     int _mShow(
                 int iCursorShape,
                 int iRow,
                 int iCol
               )

 Arguments

     iCursorShape is the mouse pointer shape, which you specify using one
     of the following values:

     Mouse Pointer Shape Constants
     ------------------------------------------------------------------------
     Constant                 Mouse Pointer Shape
     ------------------------------------------------------------------------
     LLM_CURSOR_ARROW         Standard pointer
     LLM_CURSOR_CROSS         Cross
     LLM_CURSOR_FINGER        Hand with pointing index finger
     LLM_CURSOR_HAND          Hand
     LLM_CURSOR_SIZE_NE_SW    North-East South-West arrow
     LLM_CURSOR_SIZE_NS       North South arrow
     LLM_CURSOR_SIZE_NW_SE    North-West South-East arrow
     LLM_CURSOR_SIZE_WE       West East arrow
     LLM_CURSOR_WAIT          Hourglass
     ------------------------------------------------------------------------

     iRow is the text-based row at which to display the mouse pointer.

     iCol is the text-based column at which to display the mouse pointer.

 Returns

     The cursor shape of the previous mouse pointer (see iCursorShape above
     for a table of possible values).

 Description

     _mShow() serves two purposes.  You can use it after calling _mHide() to
     redisplay a mouse pointer that was previously hidden, or you can use it
     to change the current mouse pointer shape without first hiding it.
     _mCol(), _mRow(), _mPixX(), and _mPixY() are updated accordingly after
     calling _mShow().

 Files   Library is LLIBG.LIB, header file is Llibg.api.