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|phoenix_title|  **wx.propgrid.CursorProperty**
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Property representing :ref:`wx.Cursor`.           




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:meth:`~wx.propgrid.CursorProperty.__init__`                                     
:meth:`~wx.propgrid.CursorProperty.OnCustomPaint`                                Override to paint an image in front of the property value text or drop-down list item (but only if :meth:`wx.propgrid.PGProperty.OnMeasureImage`   is overridden as well).
:meth:`~wx.propgrid.CursorProperty.OnMeasureImage`                               Returns size of the custom painted image in front of property.
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.. class:: wx.propgrid.CursorProperty(EnumProperty)

   **Possible constructors**::

       CursorProperty(label=PG_LABEL, name=PG_LABEL, value=0)
       
   
   Property representing Cursor.



   .. method:: __init__(self, label=PG_LABEL, name=PG_LABEL, value=0)




      :param `label`: 
      :type `label`: string
      :param `name`: 
      :type `name`: string
      :param `value`: 
      :type `value`: int







   .. method:: OnCustomPaint(self, dc, rect, paintdata)

      Override to paint an image in front of the property value text or drop-down list item (but only if :meth:`wx.propgrid.PGProperty.OnMeasureImage`   is overridden as well).                  

      If property's :meth:`OnMeasureImage`   returns size that has height != 0 but less than row height ( < 0 has special meanings), :ref:`wx.propgrid.PropertyGrid`  calls this method to draw a custom image in a limited area in front of the editor control or value text/graphics, and if control has drop-down list, then the image is drawn there as well (even in the case :meth:`OnMeasureImage`   returned higher height than row height). 

      ``NOTE``: Following applies when :meth:`OnMeasureImage`   returns a "flexible" height ( using PG_FLEXIBLE_SIZE(W,H) macro), which implies variable height items: If rect.x is < 0, then this is a measure item call, which means that dc is invalid and only thing that should be done is to set paintdata.m_drawnHeight to the height of the image of item at index paintdata.m_choiceItem. This call may be done even as often as once every drop-down popup show. 




      :param `dc`: :ref:`wx.DC`  to paint on.   
      :type `dc`: wx.DC
      :param `rect`: Box reserved for custom graphics. Includes surrounding rectangle, if any. If x is < 0, then this is a measure item call (see above).   
      :type `rect`: wx.Rect
      :param `paintdata`: :ref:`wx.propgrid.PGPaintData`  structure with much useful data about painted item. ::




      :type `paintdata`: wx.propgrid.PGPaintData








                  



      .. note:: 

   

         - You can actually exceed rect width, but if you do so then paintdata.m_drawnWidth must be set to the full width drawn in pixels. 
         - Due to technical reasons, rect's height will be default even if custom height was reported during measure call. 
         - Brush is guaranteed to be default background colour. It has been already used to clear the background of area being painted. It can be modified. 
         - Pen is guaranteed to be 1-wide 'black' (or whatever is the proper colour) pen for drawing framing rectangle. It can be changed as well. 










      .. seealso:: :meth:`ValueToString`     








   .. method:: OnMeasureImage(self, item)

      Returns size of the custom painted image in front of property.                  

      This method must be overridden to return non-default value if OnCustomPaint is to be called. 




      :param `item`: Normally -1, but can be an index to the property's list of items.  
      :type `item`: int






      :rtype: :ref:`Size`



                  



      .. note:: 

   

         - Default behaviour is to return :ref:`wx.Size`, which means no image. 
         - Default image width or height is indicated with dimension -1. 
         - You can also return ``wx.propgrid.PG_DEFAULT_IMAGE_SIZE`` which equals :ref:`wx.Size`(-1, -1).  










