Yes, use QApplication::setOverrideCursor to set the busy cursor and QApplication::resoreOverrideCursor to restore the arrow cursor.
Both these functions are static.
Regards
Yes, use QApplication::setOverrideCursor to set the busy cursor and QApplication::resoreOverrideCursor to restore the arrow cursor.
Both these functions are static.
Regards
bpetty (17th July 2007)
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