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XmGetMenuCursor(3X)					   XmGetMenuCursor(3X)

NAME
       XmGetMenuCursor - A function that returns the cursor ID for the current
       menu cursor

SYNOPSIS
       #include <Xm/Xm.h>

       Cursor XmGetMenuCursor (display)
	       Display * display;

DESCRIPTION
       XmGetMenuCursor queries the menu cursor currently being	used  by  this
       client on the specified display and returns the cursor ID.

       This  function  returns	the  menu cursor for the default screen of the
       display. XmGetMenuCursor is obsolete and exists for compatibility  with
       previous releases. Instead of using this function, call XtGetValues for
       the XmScreen resource XmNmenuCursor.  Specifies the display whose  menu
       cursor is to be queried

RETURN VALUE
       Returns	the cursor ID for the current menu cursor or the value None if
       a cursor is not yet defined.  A cursor  will  not  be  defined  if  the
       application  makes this call before the client has created any menus on
       the specified display.

SEE ALSO
       XmScreen(3X)

							   XmGetMenuCursor(3X)

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