Is there an easy way to temporarily display a busy cursor over
a window?
testgtk.py shows how to set a new cursor on a window.
But I can't figure out how to restore the previous cursor on
the window, or even how to find out what the previous cursor is.
It looks as though Gtk+ lets you restore the default cursor
(which may/may not be the previous cursor) just by setting a
cursor of NULL on the window. Dunno how to do this from pygtk.
Thanks for the help.
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Mitch Chapman
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