Adding pointer icons is a quick and easy way to help your users visually notice when elements within your Android application are useful. This can be a way to provide context to the user about the available actions of items within your application. This sample aims to provide a quick way to check which pointer icons look like what and how to implement a Pointer Icon on a hover action within your application.
| Cursor Name | Icon |
|---|---|
| Alias |  |
| All Scroll |  |
| Arrow |  |
| Cell |  |
| Context Menu |  |
| Copy |  |
| Crosshair |  |
| Default | |
| Grab |  |
| Grabbing |  |
| Hand |  |
| Help |  |
| Horizontal Double Arrow |  |
| No Drop |  |
| null | No Cursor Will Display |
| Text |  |
| Top Left Diagonal Double Arrow |  |
| Top Right Diagonal Double Arrow |  |
| Vertical Double Arrow |  |
| Vertical Text |  |
| Wait |  |
| Zoom In |  |
| Zoom Out |  |
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