* graphical cursors are now posiible, however the code is a bit ugly and eats significant amount of resources (up to 15% of my CPU power)

CCursorHandler.h

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+#ifndef CCURSORHANDLER_H
+#define CCURSORHANDLER_H
+
+struct SDL_Thread;
+struct CDefHandler;
+struct SDL_Surface;
+
+class CCursorHandler //handles cursor
+{
+public:
+	SDL_Thread * myThread; //thread that updates cursor
+	bool curVisible; //true if cursor is visible
+	int mode, number;
+	SDL_Surface * behindCur;
+	int xbef, ybef; //position of cursor after last move (to restore background)
+
+	CDefHandler * adventure, * combat, * deflt, * spell; //read - only
+	int xpos, ypos; //position of cursor - read only
+	void initCursor(); //inits cursorHandler
+	void showGraphicCursor(); //shows default graphic cursor
+	void cursorMove(int x, int y); //change cursor's positions to (x, y)
+	void changeGraphic(int type, int no); //changes cursor graphic for type type (0 - adventure, 1 - combat, 2 - default, 3 - spellbook) and frame no (not used for type 3)
+	void hideCursor(); //no cursor will be visible
+	void hardwareCursor(); // returns to hardware cursor mode
+	friend int cursorHandlerFunc(void * cursorHandler);
+};
+
+
+
+#endif //CCURSORHANDLER_H