Kurzorové

Kurzorové refers to a specific type of technology or feature related to cursors, commonly found in computing. The term originates from the Czech word "kurzor," meaning cursor. It generally describes elements or functionalities that are controlled or indicated by a cursor. This can manifest in various ways depending on the context.

In the realm of computing, "kurzorové" can pertain to user interface elements that react to cursor movement or presence. For instance, a "kurzorové ovládání" might describe a system where actions are performed by moving the cursor to a specific location and perhaps clicking or holding. It could also refer to visual indicators, such as highlighting or changing the appearance of an object when the cursor hovers over it, a common practice in graphical user interfaces to provide feedback to the user.

Beyond standard mouse cursors, the term might extend to other forms of cursor-like indicators. In some specialized software or hardware, a "kurzorové" feature could involve a digital pen or stylus acting as a cursor, allowing for precise input or drawing on a screen. Similarly, in gaming or virtual reality, a cursor could be represented by a reticle or a virtual hand, and the associated controls or interactions would be described as "kurzorové." The precise meaning is often clarified by the surrounding context in which the term is used.