Cursor color like macOS

In desktop version, can I set a cursors wait color like macOS?

System.Cursors.Wait ? See http://documentation.xojo.com/index.php/Cursors.

not to mention that you can create any design of cursor you want using a graphic image…

See
http://documentation.xojo.com/index.php/MouseCursor

Gabrielle may think “a Color Cursor to run on Windows (or Linux)”…

I work on MacBook Pro, with macOS Sierra 10.12.5.
With System.Cursors.Wait I see a “watch”, it isn’t like macOS.

[quote=353287:@Christian Schmitz]See
http://documentation.xojo.com/index.php/MouseCursor[/quote]

[quote=353355:@Gabriele Marchionni]I work on MacBook Pro, with macOS Sierra 10.12.5.
With System.Cursors.Wait I see a “watch”, it isn’t like macOS.[/quote]
and yes it is, it is just not what you “want”

The spinning beach ball, isn’t a wait cursor, it’s a “this task has hogged the CPU for too long” cursor…

Progresswheel if you intend to take a while doing something?
The color one isnt known as ‘the spinning beachball of death’ for nothing…

just to say, If I use System.Cursors.Wait in Windows it displays the system wait cursor (nice). The same System.Cursors.Wait in macOS displays horrible watch.

The spinning ball is NOT the wait cursor in MacOS. The “horrible watch” IS the wait cursor. It is deprecated, though, and no longer described in the HIG.

Jeff’s suggestion to use a progressWheel is best.

yes, I agree. Thank you all

Note that this is not quite HIG, but you can use a timer to have the progressWheel follow the cursor.