There is a set of cursors available in the Win32 API, all with names starting with IDC_. In Small Windows, they have been given other names, which are hopefully easier to understand. Unlike other cases, we cannot use an enumeration for the cursors, since they are actually zero-terminated C++ strings (character pointers). Instead, every cursor is a pointer to a zero-terminated string. LPCTSTR stands for Long Pointer to Constant TChar String.
The reason the cursor has its own class, while the caret has a method in the Document class is that the caret does need a window handle to be set, while the cursor does not.
Cursor.h
namespace SmallWindows {
typedef LPCTSTR CursorType;
class Cursor {
public:
static const CursorType Normal;
static const CursorType Arrow;
static const CursorType ArrowHourGlass;
static const CursorType Crosshair;
static const CursorType Hand;
static const...
