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If we use NSTrackingArea for some specified region then we can implement such method to change the default cursor:
-(void)cursorUpdate:(NSEvent *)theEvent {
[[NSCursor resizeLeftCursor] set];
}
I implementing custom resize for NSWindow, which uses NSBorderlessWindowMask. And want to use native Lion’s two arrows cursors. But such type of cursors not exist in NSCursor API.
Can I get such native cursors somehow from code?
Or maybe I must redraw them by hand (not a good idea)?
WebKit contains images that look exactly the same as the cursors used by the system, in the following directory:
…for example, the file “northWestSouthEastResizeCursor.png”.