On 26/08/10 08:45, Christopher M. Nahler wrote:
Thank you Baz! You pointed me to the solution of my problem ... and it
was easier than your solution :-)
you're welcome :)
I did not know of *self.viewport()* in the view class.
Updating the cursor of the view with self.viewport().setCursor() instead
of just self.setCursor() did the trick.
are you sure?
following your suggestion, i updated your original test case by
replacing "self.setCursor" with "self.viewport().setCursor" in the
"updateItems" method.
now if F3 is pressed whilst the cursor is over a rectangle it will
change to a cross shape. then, with the cursor *still over the
rectangle*, if F1 is pressed the cursor changes to a hand. but now move
the cursor outside of the rectangle, and instead of changing to an
arrow, it will change back to a cross!
can you confirm this?
if not, things must work differently on windows (i'm on linux).
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