.TH RGBcursor 3 "R1c" "Silicon Graphics"
.SH NAME
.I RGBcursor 
- set the characteristics of the cursor in RGB mode
.SH SYNOPSIS
.nf
.TP \w'FORTRAN\ \ \ 'u
C
.B "RGBcursor(index, red, green, blue, redm, greenm, bluem)"
.B "short index;"
.B "RGBvalue red, green, blue, redm, greenm, bluem;"
.IP 
.TP \w'FORTRAN\ \ \ 'u
FORTRAN
.B "subroutine RGBcur(index, red, green, blue, redm, greenm, bluem)"
.B "integer*2 index, red, green, blue, redm, greenm, bluem"
.IP 
.TP \w'FORTRAN\ \ \ 'u
Pascal
.B "procedure RGBcursor(index: Short; "
.B "	red, green, blue, redm, greenm, bluem: RGBvalue);"
.sp
.SH DESCRIPTION
.I RGBcursor
allows selection of a cursor glyph from a table of 16\(mu16 bit patterns
already defined by the user.
The first argument, \f3index\f1, picks a glyph from the definition table.
\f3Red\f1, \f3green\f1, and \f3blue\f1 specify the cursor color 
in RGB mode, while
\f3redm\f3, \f3greenm\f1, and \f3bluem\f1 define an RGB writemask for
the cursor.  RGBcursor can be used only in RGB mode.
.SH "SEE ALSO"
.I RGBmode, RGBwritemask, setcursor

.SH NOTE
This command can only be used in immediate mode.