It's not good form to call functions without checking results too. You should make it 2 separate calls, checking the results of each.
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Q: Loading Custom Cursors in MS Visual C++
The most obvious problem is that you need to specify the hInstance paramater on the LoadCursor call.
I am having trouble loading custom cursors into my C++ app. I can get the standard cursors to load by calling:
SetCursor(LoadCursor(NULL, IDC_UPARROW));
...but I can't get the custom cursor I created in the resource editor to load.
My custom cursor is associated with the constant IDC_CURSOR4. It shows up in my cursor resources list but it no cursor is shown when I do the following call:
SetCursor( LoadCursor(NULL, IDC_CURSOR4));
I really appreciate any help you wizards can give me as I've poured through all my books and can't get it to work.
As a favor can you please email me your replies to:
Glenn_Whiting@cc.chiron.com
Thanks!
Ok, first of all, you should do what you already did
WndCls.hCursor = LoadCursor(NULL, IDC_WHATEVER_IT_IS_CALLED);
and in your resource file you should have
IDC_WHATEVER_IT_IS_CALLED ICON MyOwnDamnedFuckingGoodLooking.ico
ie. the filename.....
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