Is this what you want? From TFM v2.0.46:
CursorStyle context cursornum
Defines a new cursor for the specified context. The various contexts
are:
POSITION - used when initially placing windows
(XC_top_left_corner)
TITLE - used in a window title-bar (XC_top_left_arrow)
DEFAULT - used in windows that don't set their cursor
(XC_top_left_arrow)
SYS - used in one of the title-bar buttons (XC_hand2)
MOVE - used when moving or resizing windows (XC_fleur)
WAIT - used during an EXEC builtin command (XC_watch)
MENU - used in menus (XC_sb_left_arrow)
SELECT - used for various builtin commands such as iconify
(XC_dot)
DESTROY - used for DESTROY, CLOSE, and DELETE built-ins
(XC_pirate)
TOP - used in the top side-bar of a window (XC_top_side)
RIGHT - used in the right side-bar of a window (XC_right_side)
BOTTOM - used in the bottom side-bar of a window
(XC_bottom_side)
LEFT - used in the left side-bar of a window (XC_left_side)
TOP_LEFT - used in the top left corner of a window
(XC_top_left_corner)
TOP_RIGHT - used in the top right corner of a window
(XC_top_right_corner)
BOTTOM_LEFT - used in the bottom left corner of a window
(XC_bottom_left_corner)
BOTTOM_RIGHT - used in the bottom right corner of a window
(XC_bottom_right_corner)
And the cursornum is the numeric value of the cursor as defined in the
include file X11/cursorfont.h. An example:
# make the kill cursor be XC_gumby:
CursorStyle DESTROY 56
The defaults are shown in parenthesis above.
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Dave Goldberg
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Email: dsg_at_mitre.org
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Received on Wed Sep 24 1997 - 09:08:29 BST