Quoting Jorge Luis Zapata Muga:
> this function works as expected, but how can i restore the "default"
> cursor? maybe after a release of the surface (passing NULL) it should
> be restored, this function can be used as a quick hack to hide a
> cursor in a window (set it to something and then release it). is
> deliberate?.

There's no way to get the original shape back. Setting a NULL shape
on the window won't help, because the shape is copied to the core's
shape surface each time the cursor enters a window. Hence, the old
data is overwritten and will only be changed again when another shape
is set by entering a window with cursor != NULL.

-- 
Best regards,
  Denis Oliver Kropp
 
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