In many widget present option -cursor.
In Menubutton widget it present too...
When I set 
$TOP->optionAdd("*Cursor",'');

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then cursors of all widgets must be as system cursor.
But in pulldown menus of Menubutton widget I have 'arrow' styled cursor.
Example: 
sub help_menuitems
{
 [['command',$messages[44],-command=>[\&help],-accelerator=>'F1']];
}
$help=$menubar->Menubutton(-cursor=>'',-text=>$messages[50],-menuitems
+ => help_menuitems,-tearoff=>0,-state=>'active');
$help->pack(qw/-side left/);

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Whith this code I have system cursor for menubutton only. After entering in pulldown menu cursor change to 'arrow' style.
I saw code of Menubutton.pm and find this(from line 191): 
...
 my $cur = $Tk::postedMb;
 if (defined $cur)
  {
   Tk::Menu->Unpost(undef); # fixme
  }
 $Tk::cursor = $w->cget('-cursor');
 $Tk::relief = $w->cget('-relief');
 $w->configure('-cursor','arrow');
 $w->configure('-relief','raised');
 $Tk::postedMb = $w;
 $Tk::focus = $w->focusCurrent;
 $menu->activate('none');
 $menu->GenerateMenuSelect;
...

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If I change cursor or relief options in module - all OK.
But this is not true method.
Can I change these parameters from my perl program? I try it, but don't have positive result...

In reply to Perl::Tk and cursor in Menubutton by Khariton

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