'How do I clear Cursor.Clip in C# and allow the cursor to move freely again?
I am trying to lock the cursor into the form, this is for a mouse locker application, I am trying to dispose the cursor so it will reset the Cursor.Clip when they unlock it.
So far I have:
Cursor.Clip = new Rectangle(x +8, y +30, Size.Width -16, Size.Height -38);
That works fine.
But I cannot figure out how to clear the clip when they unlock it.
I have tried Cursor.Dispose(); But that doesn't work.
Any ideas? Thanks.
Solution 1:[1]
actually the idea is to just set it to a new rectangle
Cursor.Clip = new Rectangle();
It works regardless of the situation.
Solution 2:[2]
Try this: when your application starts, get the value of Cursor.Clip and save it as the unclipped value. Then when you want to reset the clip, assign the unclipped value.
UPDATE: In this page it says that to unclip the cursor in VB.NET, it is enough to do Cursor.Clip=Nothing. But this is strange since Rectangle is a structure and thus it can't be set to null. So in C#, maybe it would be Cursor.Clip=Rectangle.Empty or Cursor.Clip=default(Rectangle)?
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