The Editor.CursorShape.Busy field represents a cursor shape that indicates a busy state, typically used to show that an operation is in progress and the user should wait. This is a static member of the Editor.CursorShape enumeration, which defines various cursor shapes that can be used within the editor environment.
Use Editor.CursorShape.Busy when you want to change the cursor to indicate that the application is busy processing a task. This can be useful in scenarios where a long-running operation is being performed, and you want to provide visual feedback to the user that they should wait.
// Example of setting the cursor to Busy Cursor.SetCursorShape(Editor.CursorShape.Busy); // Perform some long-running operation PerformLongRunningOperation(); // Reset the cursor back to default when done Cursor.SetCursorShape(Editor.CursorShape.Arrow);