SEATLA

SEATLA

You hand it to khesara. On the web a hand means exactly one thing: this can be clicked. Using it on something that does nothing misleads your reader.

seatla is a person’s hand. It is a very ordinary Setswana word, and no source anywhere writes the cursor shape itself, so the name takes the shape rather than the job.

Examples

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tiro setaLoeto() {
  thalaKanefase(400, 200);
  tlhalosa('Konopo e e botala jwa loapi e e mo bogareng jwa kanefase.');
}
tiro tshwantsha() {
  bokamorago(240);
  tlogelaMothalo();

  metlha mogodimo = pebaX > 120 && pebaX < 280 && pebaY > 70 && pebaY < 130;

  fa (mogodimo) {
    tlatsaMmala(50, 110, 180);
    khesara(SEATLA);
  } gongwe {
    tlatsaMmala(80, 140, 210);
    khesara(MOTSWI);
  }

  thalaKhutlonne(120, 70, 160, 60);

  tlatsaMmala(255);
  bogoloJwaMokwalo(20);
  rulaganyaMokwalo(BOGARE, BOGARE);
  thalaMokwalo('Tobetsa', 200, 100);
}

See also

khesara, MOTSWI, SUTA, LETA